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REV-MED Successfully Participates in the 2025 Korean Society of Pharmacology and Nutritional Medicine Changwon Academic Conference

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28 May 2026
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REV-MED participated in the “2025 Korean Society of Pharmacology and Nutritional Medicine Changwon Academic Conference,” held on March 9 at the Changwon Convention Center.

The academic conference focused on the study of pharmaceuticals and nutrition essential for modern lifestyles, presenting guidelines on the relationship between various diseases and nutrition, as well as healthy nutritional intake. The event also featured a variety of lecture programs discussing chronic diseases and nutritional conditions while sharing diverse medical and academic insights.

At this conference, REV-MED showcased its flagship products, “NovaStem BC” and “ReWave.”

A representative from REV-MED stated, “NovaStem BC is a biological extraction kit designed to minimize inflammatory responses while effectively blocking red blood cells. In particular, it enables the efficient separation and concentration of various immune cells and hematopoietic stem cells contained in blood, making it applicable across a wide range of regenerative and immune-related fields.”

The representative further explained, “Director Jung Mi Jang of SlimMe Clinic delivered a lecture titled ‘Various Clinical Applications of Stem Cell Therapy,’ covering the implementation of hematopoietic stem cell collection, the role of diverse growth factors including CD34+, and the effects on telomere length, which can be used to evaluate cellular aging, all based on medical mechanisms.”

They added, “At this academic conference, our product ‘NovaStem’ received significant attention for its broad applicability across various fields. We plan to further expand its potential in immune-related and anti-aging applications. Through continuous academic exchange and research collaboration with medical professionals from diverse regions, we will remain committed to providing innovative solutions.”

Source: Sisun News

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