In a significant move towards advancing healthcare technology, the European Wellness BioMedical Group (EWBG) has announced the formation of an Indian chapter of the International Association of Cell Therapy, the International Association of Stem Cell Therapy, and the European Society of Anti-Aging and Bio-Regenerative Medicine. This initiative aims to foster collaboration and exchange deep technological innovations with esteemed institutions like the CSIR-CCMB’s Atal Incubation Centre (AIC), the Center for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-CAMP) in Bengaluru, IIIT-Hyd, and others.
Collaboration for Technological Advancement
EWBG, led by Chairman Prof. Dato Sri. Dr. Mike Chan, and Indian Wing’s Director of Scientific Research and CEO, Ravi Tej Allam, aim to promote cutting-edge cell therapy techniques in India. They envision leveraging the expertise and resources of international organizations to drive targeted innovations addressing healthcare challenges in the country. The launch of a loop web application designed to connect certified and registered doctors is a testament to this commitment. This platform facilitates real-time sharing of scientific endeavors and literature, fostering collaboration and driving targeted innovations.
The Promise of Cell Therapy
Prof. Dato Sri. Dr. Mike emphasized the transformative potential of cell therapy, heralding it as a godsend to humanity. This advanced medical technique utilizes stem cells or specialized cells to repair or replace damaged tissues and organs. According to Prof. Dato Sri. Dr. Mike, cell therapy holds the promise of curing terminal illnesses, repairing damaged heart tissues, regenerating liver cells, healing severe skin wounds and burns, and even addressing joint issues caused by arthritis. The technique harnesses the body’s natural healing abilities to facilitate regeneration and repair.
Empowering Healthcare Professionals
Prof. Ravi Tej Allam echoed these sentiments, highlighting the accessibility of cell therapy to Indians. He emphasized the importance of knowledge sharing and capacity building, which was evident during the recent three-day seminar organized by EWBG. The seminar provided healthcare professionals and stakeholders with insights into ongoing cell therapy treatment protocols, research, and bio-regenerative organ improvement techniques.
Community Social Responsibility Initiatives
In addition to its core initiatives, EWBG’s Community Social Responsibility (CSR) endeavors underscore its commitment to societal well-being. Plans are underway to establish a manufacturing plant in India for cell therapy diagnostics. This initiative aims to provide medical aid to army personnel, athletes, and children with special needs. By leveraging an IT platform, EWBG aims to connect individuals in need with specialized medical services, enhancing accessibility and quality of care.
Call for Regional Development
Entrepreneur and social activist B. Satyanarayana has urged EWBG to establish a center in the Telugu States, emphasizing the importance of regional development in advancing healthcare accessibility and innovation. Dr. Dmytro Klokol, EWBG’s advisory head, reiterated the organization’s commitment to leveraging technology and collaboration to address pressing healthcare challenges.
EWBG’s expansion into India marks a significant step towards advancing healthcare technology and accessibility. By fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and leveraging technological innovations, EWBG aims to revolutionize healthcare delivery in the region. Through initiatives like cell therapy and community social responsibility endeavors, EWBG demonstrates its commitment to driving positive change and improving the lives of individuals across India.
