In this episode, you’ll meet Dr. Carlos Escobar — physician, molecular biologist, PhD in biomedical sciences, university professor, and scientific director of a university-based stem cell lab — shares the personal experience that shaped his passion for regenerative medicine. What began with one man facing amputation became the foundation for a laboratory dedicated to developing and producing stem cells for clinical use.

Through this conversation, you’ll gain insight into the human moments that drive innovation in medicine, the long journey from research to real-world treatment, and the people working behind the scenes in the field of regenerative medicine.

Whether you’re simply curious about stem cells or exploring them as a potential option, this episode offers a thoughtful introduction to the mission and motivation behind one of the laboratories contributing to this rapidly evolving area of medicine.

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In this introductory episode, I share why I created this podcast and what you can expect in the episodes ahead.

For ten years, I owned and managed a medical clinic in Colombia, a country that has become a destination for stem cell therapy. Being immersed in that environment, I saw both the potential of stem cells and the confusion many patients faced when trying to navigate their options.

This podcast exists to bring clarity to a field that often feels overwhelming.

If you’re curious about stem cell therapy, this is the place to start.