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Cells, Signals, and the Future of Neurological Care A recent article from University of Chicago Medicine highlights a groundbreaking clinical trial in which lab-grown stem cells were implanted into the brain of a patient with epilepsy. The goal was to restore balance to disrupted neural circuits by replacing or supplementing inhibitory neurons — a strategy one neurosurgeon described as “truly restorative.” This approach underscores an important truth in regenerative medicine:

Dr. Zaki Anwar shares his story of where he has been, and where it has taken him- from both athletic experience and physician expertise. IronMan Zaki Anwar, MD, shares his story of athlete to physician in a global interview with ARY News, broadcast internationally and in Pakistan. “Both medicine and sport teach endurance and balance.” — Dr. Zaki Anwar A passionate triathlete, Dr. Anwar has completed numerous Ironman races around the world and enjoys swimming, cycling, running

Regenerative therapies can offer greater treatment over traditional sports medicine Athletes push their bodies to the limit, making...