Immersing in the field of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy to consider it as an alternative to improve your health can be overwhelming, confusing and sometimes discouraging. The amount of available and contradictory information makes the process of choosing to take stem cell therapy an extremely complicated one.
Since 1991 every year on November 14th World Diabetes Day is observed. First created by the International Diabetes Foundation and the World Health Organization and is now observed by a large number of public and private health institution all over the world. Diabetes is a deadly chronic disease where the pancreas doesn’t produce enough insulin.
What is Movember?
Movember is an annual event focused solely on men’s health. It is usually observed by men growing moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men’s health issues. Awareness and fundraising activities are run year-round, with the annual Movember campaign being globally recognized for its fun, disruptive approach to fundraising and getting men to take action for their health.
This November 3rd, California voters are being asked to recharge funding for the state’s stem cell research program with Proposition 14. 16 years ago, Californians approved Proposition 71, creating a new state agency to fund stem cell research, even though President George W. Bush had taken important measures against federal funding for stem cell research.
ProgenCell – Stem Cell Therapies is excited to welcome Ivonne Gil in the newly-created position of Regenerative Medicine Scientific Liaison. She is responsible of managing, handling and optimizing all the communication between ProgenCell’s Medical and Scientific Committee’s and our current patients, as well as making sure that prospective international patients make their decisions based on reliable and trustworthy information.
One of the most common questions we get in the field of stem cell therapy and regenerative Medicine is: what is the difference between stem cell therapy in the United States and Stem Cell Therapy in Mexico?
A very fair question and a tricky one, that can be addressed by three main aspects:
Rushed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the official precaution measures taken in concordance with international and national health agencies, we are very proud to officially announce the launch of our Telemedicine Program, an innovative program that focus on strengthening the relationship of our medical staff with our international patients.
We are very proud to announce that we are moving to our brand new Stem Cell Treatment center in August this year, to give our international and local patients a more comprehensive medical treatment in a luxury and stress free environment. With this announcement, we aim to strenghten our leadership in the field of regenerative medicine and medical tourism.
As we (the world) transitions to our new normal San Diego International Airport is getting prepared to handle the increase of passengers, as states ease restrictions and non-essential travel resumes.
The safety and well-being of our patients, network of providers and staff is our top priority. We, at ProgenCell, are taking all the necessary precautions to have the safest transition possible to our new normal. In this process, it is important to let our patients and staff familiarize with the SAFETY PROTOCOLS that we are implementing.