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Down Syndrome Awareness

Although World Down Syndrome Day is just one day, awareness, inclusion, and support should never be limited to a moment. Down syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21. Though it may affect learning, development,…

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Brain Awareness Week: Brain Aging & Longevity

Just like the rest of the body, the brain changes as we age. Over time, factors such as oxidative stress, inflammation, poor circulation, and metabolic imbalance can affect brain cells and neural connections. These changes may lead to: Slower thinking…

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A Meeting of Sports, Cinema and Regenerative Medicine

The legendary sports agent Leigh Steinberg, widely known as the real-life inspiration behind the Hollywood film Jerry Maguire starring Tom Cruise, continues to build new collaborations that bridge sports, media, and science. In a recent conversation with international promoter Eduard…

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Just Released: A New Approach to Golf Injuries

Introducing our latest book: “Golf Players’ Injuries: BioRegenerative Sport Medicine & Holistic Perspectives” by Prof. Dr. Mike K.S. Chan and Dr. Dina Tulina. This new release uncovers the hidden impact of golf-related strain and injuries, and how regenerative medicine, peptides,…

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Now Launched: A New Perspective on Mental Health

We’re excited to introduce our latest publication: “Neuroregeneration and Novel Insights in Borderline Emotional Disorders in Regenerative Medicine” by Prof. Dr. Mike K.S. Chan and Dr. Dina Tulina. This newly released book explores the biological roots of emotional health, linking…

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Brain Awareness Week: Protecting Your Brain Health

Your brain controls everything, from memory and focus to movement and emotions. Yet many people only start thinking about brain health when symptoms appear. Research shows that lifestyle factors play a major role in cognitive well-being. Simple habits like: Regular…

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Sleep & Skin Regeneration

Sleep isn’t just essential for your brain—it’s also critical for skin regeneration and healthy aging. During deep sleep, your body increases collagen production, cellular repair, and blood flow to the skin. This helps maintain elasticity, hydration, and a natural glow…

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