From Care to Cure

At RegMed XB, we are determined to change the future of healthcare. Our mission is clear: cure instead of care. We aim to improve the lives of people with chronic diseases through regenerative medicine (RM). To achieve this goal, we are committed to bringing affordable RM solutions to market and fostering a competitive and sustainable RM industry.

We harness the expertise of leading scientists, health foundations, and industry to develop groundbreaking regenerative medicine solutions that can truly enhance the lives of patients. The needs and experiences of patients with chronic diseases serve as our guiding principles in all aspects of our work.

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Why Regenerative Medicine?

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What is Regenerative Medicine?

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Why Regenerative Medicine?

The prevalence of chronic diseases worldwide is rapidly increasing. Aging and changing lifestyles are leading to a rapid increase in the number of chronically ill and those in need of care. This puts pressure on our current healthcare system, making care expensive and labor-intensive.

Regenerative Medicine can be part of the solution to these challenges. RM aims to restore degenerated, diseased, or damaged tissues and organs. This will contribute to improving the lives of patients and reducing the cost of healthcare.

As more RM therapies become available, they will replace traditional treatments and long-term care, capturing a larger share of the global market. This will result in the betterment of the lives of millions and at the same time preventing lifelong, expensive care processes: cure instead of care.

What is Regenerative Medicine?

Regenerative medicine is a promising new form of medical science that helps repair damaged parts of the body so that patients with chronic diseases can be cured of their illness. Some people have a chronic illness because parts of their body are damaged or no longer functioning properly.

Often, people with a chronic illness need to take medication every day to combat symptoms of the disease, or they have to wait a long time for donor organs. With regenerative medicine, that's no longer necessary because we can cure people with chronic diseases or restore sick or damaged organs. This includes treatments such as stem cell therapy, biodegradable biomaterials, or new drugs that help the body repair damage.

But what does 'regenerative' actually mean, and why is it so promising? This helpdesk answers your questions about RM, covering the various research, techniques, and treatments that RM can currently offer. And if you can't find what you want to know, ask one of the experts. Your question will then be answered on the website.