StemCell Therapy

Stem Cell Center, a subsidiary organization from the Global Stem Cells Group international network of doctors, practitioners, researchers, and other passionate stem cell research personnel, this week excitedly announced they have appointed a new medical director at both their operations in Morocco and Baghdad. Now welcoming Professor Yasser Safiani in Morocco, and Mazin Shakir Mahmood MD in Iraq, the Stem Cell Center network expanded out this week.

Borne from a passion for constantly working to expand and contribute to the study of regenerative medicine in our world today, Stem Cell Center oversees workshops, fellowships, seminars, and more for sharing the organizations new stem cell findings.

We are incredibly excited to be welcoming two greatly esteemed individuals into our network, said Benito Novas, Founder and Owner of Stem Cell Center. These are two individuals who, combined, bring more than 6-decades of immersive training and experience in medical fields, specifically regenerative medicine. We are incredibly excited to be working with them as our medical directors.

Dr. Mahmood received his Bachelors Degree from the Baghdad College of Medicine in 1988. From there, he pursued a post-graduate degree in medicine at the University of Baghdad, and went to work as an Iraqi commissioner for medical specializations, as well as a professor for the German Hear Center. In 2010, he returned to Iraq and established his private center, which is still in operation today.

Professor Sefiani completed his primary education at Guessous in 1979. From there, he pursued a scientific Bachelors Degree, and became a medical faculty member at Rabat. Today, he is an esteemed professor of cardiovascular education, and he brings with him close to 4-decades of education experience.

For more information, visit: http://stemcellcenter.net/.

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