Stemedix and the University of South Florida Join Forces
Feb 8, 2021
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - February 8, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Stemedix, Inc. is excited to announce its research collaboration agreement with the University of South Florida. This partnership will facilitate advancements in regenerative medicine offerings while helping provide a more precise and personalized approach to existing and future treatment options.
Stemedix, Inc. and the University of South Florida will partner together in an effort to advance the validity of stem cell treatments and overall patient outcomes. Further, this research will broaden the understanding of the full ability of current umbilical cord tissue products in the market and how they scientifically improve cell activity in the regenerative and healing process.
The goal of this collaboration is to collect the appropriate data to create targeted and enhanced protocols that may then be used under a Research IND (investigational new drug) to achieve FDA approval.
"We are excited to be a contributing part of the research and advancement efforts to create protocols that will provide optimal patient outcomes. The groundwork we are doing today will help to create advanced targeted therapies to present to the FDA for approval," said Fred Palmer, director of operations, at Stemedix, Inc. "Stemedix is proud to be partnering with this prestigious university to bring about exciting opportunities in the field of regenerative medicine for patients seeking an alternative option that will address their needs personally."
Stemedix, Inc. has rooted in the foundation that regenerative medicine is the future and will continue its path of advancement for the medical industry in the service of their patients. Parallel to this partnership, they have established an actively updated blog site with scientific summaries of industry studies led by their Ph.D. team at https://www.stemedix.com/blog
Stemedix, Inc. is a Regenerative Medicine and Wellness provider headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL with other locations throughout the U.S. and Costa Rica. Stemedix was founded to provide access to patients seeking alternative options for their degenerative, chronic pain, or autoimmune condition. With an eight-year footprint in the industry of Regenerative Medicine, Stemedix has maintained its authenticity as an ethical and compassionate provider by focusing on patients' safety and positive end to end experience while following science in an effort to create optimal treatment outcomes. The Stemedix difference is the quality of our care coordinators, providers, and understanding of the importance of having a worry-free and safe experience.
To speak to one of our Care Coordinators call 800-531-0831 or visit our website www.stemedix.com
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