Regenerative Medicine Today: What Can We Actually Do?

Dr. Torbjörn Ogéus is a senior pain specialist with clinical experience in regenerative medicine. He has a background as a professional athlete, where routine surgery of a meniscus in the knee caused severe Osteoarthritis (OA) and ended his professional career at the age of 30. He was given the option of a total knee replacement but decided to dedicate his life to developing a regenerative treatment as an alternative to surgery. Since then, he has been looking for innovative ways to treat OA. He found an effective treatment for his own knee and was able to regenerate the cartilage of his own biological knee and is currently training and performing sports without a problem 16 years later. Since his career change, He has finished 4 master’s degrees in the field from Universities such as Edinburgh university in Scotland and Stanford in the US. He has been treating tendons and osteoarthritis with growth factors for over 15 years. In 2019, his team performed their first stem cell treatment for OA and he published evidence of increased joint space in knees and hips with OA after stem cell treatments in 2024. Ogéus is an expert advisor to numerous companies in the stem cell industry around the world, helping them with clinical aspects such as developing clinical protocols and discussing practical challenges when conducting clinical trials with stem cells and exosomes. In the last two years Ogéus has published 14 peer-reviewed studies in the field and he is currently working on a multicentre, international study comparing different stem cell treatments against OA over the next two years and is finishing a preclinical study on pluripotent stem cells in peripheral blood.

His clinic has patients flying in from all over the world and is performing a combination of treatments with growth factors, stem cells, exosomes and hydrogels with the main goal to one day find a real cure for the world’s largest disease – Osteoarthritis.

Founder & CEO of Accelerated Bio, Yuta Lee is pioneering a new frontier in regenerative medicine through next-generation stem cell therapies. He leads the development of human Trophoblast Stem Cell (hTSC) secretome technologies to systemically reduce inflammation, reverse biological age, and extend human healthspan.

hTSCs are the earliest stem cells that can be sourced without ethical challenges, with the holy grail characteristics of scale and immune privilege. Passionate about making longevity science accessible, Yuta is driving the democratization of cutting-edge cell-based therapeutics with the potential to transform aging into a preventable condition.

Dr. Beran Parry, PhD, FCMA, SAC Dip, is the Founder and CEO of Advanced Bio Solutions Group (ABSG) and the Gen-XHealth™ brand. She has more than 35 years of clinical experience in functional, regenerative, and longevity medicine. She has written 45+ books, including the Ageless Longevity Blueprint™, and leads a practitioner network spanning 14+ countries. ABSG's portfolio includes nutraceuticals, peptides, and bio-identical hormone therapies.

Tine Hertz is a entrepreneur and leading voice in the evolving health and longevity space, working to rethink how we understand, access and engage with our health.

She is the founder of One Thirty Labs and NOMAE, and co-founder of Copenhagen Health Week. Across her work, she explores the intersection of science, longevity and lifestyle, with a focus on making preventive health more understandable, accessible and relevant to modern life.

Through One Thirty Labs, Tine has been at the forefront of bringing emerging health and longevity concepts into a real-world setting – combining science, technology and lifestyle approaches to help people better understand and take an active role in their health.

She is also the founder of NOMAE, a new women’s health concept built around a more integrated understanding of female biology. NOMAE brings together hormones, biomarkers, symptoms, lifestyle and the different stages of a woman’s life, reflecting Tine’s broader ambition to help rethink how we approach women’s health.

As co-founder of Copenhagen Health Week, she is working to create a platform that brings experts, practitioners, companies and the public together to explore where health is heading – and to bridge the gap between new science, emerging solutions and the choices we make in everyday life.

Alongside her entrepreneurial work, Tine advises and speaks internationally on the future of health, longevity and wellness, including how these shifts are reshaping healthcare, workplaces, hospitality and the environments in which we live.

Lea Hellmann Midtgaard er cand.merc. fra CBS, managementkonsulent og mor. Hun har videreuddannet sig inden for mental sundhed og performance, har stiftet den mentale sundhedsplatform Mind Care Collective og lever i dag af at holde foredrag om mental sundhedsfremme og det bæredygtige arbejdsliv, hvilket også er emnerne, hun har skabt en masterclass om hos CBS Executive. Hun driver desuden sin populære podcast Vores Mentale Sundhed, i hvilken hun har interviewet mere end 100 eksperter og fagpersoner.