by Lyla El-Fayomi | May 16, 2025
In this edition of RMNU🔬, we’re keeping up with multiple research advances in the vision repair field. Also, Vertex Pharmaceuticals is dropping a big therapeutic from their portfolio, and Longeveron has a new publication. Of course, yet another round of updates on...
by Laya Kiani | May 8, 2025
We’ve all heard about Bitcoin—the first decentralized cryptocurrency. From overnight millionaires to market crashes, crypto has been a rollercoaster ride. Since 2008, cryptocurrencies have introduced a new era in the financial sector by enabling transactions without...
by Medicine by Design | May 2, 2025
CCRM, the publisher of Signals, has enhanced its long-standing relationship with the University of Toronto’s Medicine by Design through a new strategic alliance. This portrait is one in a series of portraits that feature “people of Medicine by Design.” Some minor...
by CCRM Australia | Apr 21, 2025
This post was written by Tavin Fonseka (see LinkedIn page) with supervision by Dr. Chih Wei Teng. Imagine a world where injuries that once ended careers became nothing more than mere setbacks. Athletes will heal faster, stronger, and with a greater resiliency...
by Lyla El-Fayomi | Apr 16, 2025
A brief recap You might recall Johanne Provost’s story, which I covered in the September edition of RMNU🔬. New details have since emerged regarding the specifics of her disease: Ms. Provost had been suffering from a rare autoimmune disease – lichen planus – that...
by Laine Bodnar | Apr 8, 2025
As a communication professional, I know firsthand that communication plays a vital role in shaping relationships between organizations and stakeholders. By upholding ethical standards, such as the International Association of Business Communicators’ Code of Ethics for...
by Krystal Jacques | Apr 3, 2025
The pancreas is an organ that is critical for the digestion of our food and for releasing hormones into the bloodstream, which helps regulate blood sugar levels. The three main types of cells responsible for making these functions happen are: endocrine cells, acinar...
by Lyla El-Fayomi | Mar 26, 2025
Some big trends to discuss this month, as well as one-off headlines. I have clinical updates on epilepsy, tooth regeneration and Parkinson’s – a disease area quickly becoming an RMNU🔬 staple, given all the movement in this field! Read on, bookmark for later, or send...
by Laine Bodnar | Mar 18, 2025
For life science graduates exploring career options, the regulatory affairs function is where scientific expertise meets real-world impact. Regulatory affairs professionals play a crucial role in bringing regenerative medicine – including cell and gene therapies –...
by Cal Strode | Mar 11, 2025
“Every administration has its headwinds and tailwinds” said Tim Hunt, CEO, Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM), when examining the impact of the two most recent U.S. administrations at ARM’s 2025 State of the Industry Briefing in January. Credit: Alliance for...
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