A new partnership seeks to position Trinidad and Tobago as a potential hub for regenerative medicine, and research, with innovative plans spanning clinical collaboration training, and even local vaccine manufacturing.
Atunse Healthcare Caribbean Limited is being hailed as a modern partnership of science health and enterprise.
It was launched at the Caribbean Regenerative Medicine & Longevity Conference in Port of Spain on Friday.
The event saw leaders in the medical field, physicians, innovators, and international partners join founders, Dr. Frederick Kweh and Dr. Mercedes Kweh to advance Caribbean-built regenerative medicine solutions
Prof. Kamar Adeleke, also pointed out that Trinidad and Tobago’s scientific talent and ambition make it ideal for advancing healthcare through collaboration, research, training, and patient engagement.
Dr. Reynold Agard, championed the possibility of vaccine production locally, for international export.
Acting Chief Medical officer, Dr. Jeanine St. Bernard, cited data on the impact of our regions longevity, which suggests dietary changes and chronic illnesses threaten Caribbean longevity and well-being.
With science and innovation at its core Atunse Healthcare aims to transform healthcare delivery in the region.