World’s first intravenous adipose stem cell treatment for Group winning thoroughbred.
MediVet’s Research Division has recently performed cutting edge adipose stem cell treatment on a mares severe |
Gigantic Leap in Stem Cell Count
MediVet’s adipose derived stem cell procedure in latest trial.
Tests have confirmed staggering stem cell count present in the cells harvested from the adipose tissues |
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What a product! Not only do I know I’m looking after my dogs health, we’re coming first & are now in the finals – thanks! I want to keep this secret to myself, but I’m sharing with my vet because I know this will help plenty of animals out there. |
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| Peter J. Britton, BVSc (Hons), MRCVS – Veterinary Surgeon/ Researcher |
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With more than 30 years experience as a practicing veterinarian in Switzerland, China, Hong Kong and Japan, Dr. Britton became the first veterinarian in Australia to perform successful stem cell regenerative therapy in dogs. Principal Veterinarian of the St. George Animal Hospital near Sydney, Australia, Dr. Britton’s current research projects involving dogs include the use of Adipose tissue to supply Adult Messenchymal Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine; Mitochondially Targeted Antioxidants in Dilated Cardiomyopathy at Moscow State University, Russia; use of new Chemotherapeutic Agent EBC46 for the treatment of isolated tumors; and the use of SKQ1 as a new treatment for Congenital Retinopathies. A founding member of the Australian Veterinary Conservation Biologists, part of the Australian Veterinary Association, Dr. Britton established the Sydney Cats & Dogs Home, a large charity for stray and abandoned animals, and helped set up a clinic for elephants in Nepal. After graduating with honors from Sydney University and finishing
post-graduate training in Small Animal Orthopaedics at Bern University, Switzerland, Dr. Britton completed animal embryonic stem cell training at Monash University in Melbourne. |
| Wayne D. Thomas, Ph.D. – Chief of Research and Development |
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Dr. Thomas serves as Project Leader, Brain Cancer, in the Molecular Carcinogenesis Program of the Children’s Cancer Institute Australia. He previously was Conjoint Lecturer, Women and Children’s Health, University of New South Wales, Australia. Dr. Thomas’ research contributions have been recognized through a Cure for Life Foundation fellowship and David Jones Neuroblastoma scholarship. He has delivered numerous presentations at national and international conferences, and his research has been published in more than 20 peer-reviewed publications. He received his Ph.D. and B.S. degrees from the University of Newcastle, Australia. |
| Mike Hutchinson, D.V.M. – Small Animal Research Development |
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A leading practitioner in stem cell regenerative medicine, “Dr. Mike” is a highly sought after speaker at national and international veterinary conferences on the uses of animal stem cells. He has performed more than 100 Adipose Stem Cell procedures on dogs and cats, among his 20,000 surgeries in 24 years of practicing veterinary medicine. Dr. Hutchinson earned his D.V.M. degree from the Iowa State University School of Veterinary Medicine and was graduated from the Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Animal Bioscience. He is the owner of Animal General of Cranberry veterinary clinic, near Pittsburgh, PA.
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| Joseph G. Yocum, D.V.M. – Large Animal Vet Research & Development |
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With 27 years of veterinary experience, Dr. Yocum is a partner in the equine veterinary firm Blackey & Yocum of Versailles, KY, previously serving as general manager and chief veterinarian at Overbrook Farm, and veterinarian at Hagyard-Davidson-McGee Associates. Overbrook Farm with its multiple Graded stakes winners including the Kentucky Derby is most famously know for Storm Cat, the most expensive stallion ever to stand stud in the world. Dr. Yocum is the past president of the Kentucky Association of Equine Practitioners, and is board certified by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, specializing in equine reproduction. He earned a D.V.M. from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and a B.S. in Animal Science from the University of Kentucky, where he was graduated with honors.
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