Conference Urges Inclusion of Cellular Therapies Under Ayushman Bharat to Benefit Divyang Citizens
New Delhi: New Delhi became the epicenter of global regenerative medicine discussions as the 17th Annual IANR and 7th Annual SRS Conferences concluded successfully, fostering collaboration among doctors, scientists, and patient advocates.
The conference was inaugurated by Shri Jual Oram, Hon’ble Minister of Tribal Affairs, while Shri J.P. Nadda, Hon’ble Minister of Health and Family Welfare, extended his greetings via video message, underscoring the government’s support for advancing regenerative medicine in India.
The event focused on regenerative medicine using cellular therapies, which have the potential to benefit India’s 2.68 crore Divyang citizens. India also leads globally in publications on neurological conditions.
Dr. Alok Sharma, President of the Society of Regenerative Sciences (India), said,
“Our work in regenerative medicine offers treatment for patients with no other options. We urge the inclusion of cellular therapies under Ayushman Bharat so all patients can access these life-changing treatments.”
The concluding day highlighted pediatric neurorestoratology, with a special focus on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), behavior therapy, and parental perspectives. Discussions emphasized evidence-based interventions, collaboration between clinicians and families, and interdisciplinary approaches to support children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
The conference concluded successfully, marking a milestone for India in the global scientific community. Organizers announced that next year’s IANR conference will be hosted in China, continuing the tradition of international collaboration in regenerative medicine and neurorestoratology.
