In a move that reflects the global pioneering role of the I.D. Stem Cells and Genome Institute, the institute's director, Professor Dr. Islam Dababseh, has been invited to participate as a speaker at the Middle East Regenerative Medicine Congress 2025, the premier event that gathers an elite group of scientists and experts in this promising medical field.

Professor Islam Dababseh will deliver a specialized scientific lecture titled, "Management of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Children using Umbilical Cord Blood-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells." This lecture highlights the advanced research and revolutionary potential that stem cells offer as an innovative therapeutic approach, opening new horizons of hope for children with autism and their families.

This invitation is a testament to the significant contributions of Professor Islam Dababseh and the I.D. Institute in the development of regenerative medicine therapies. It also underscores the importance of the research led by the team on the international stage. The congress will serve as an ideal platform for knowledge exchange and for showcasing the latest innovations that will shape the future of healthcare.

In addition to the congress, a practical workshop will be held, allowing specialists the opportunity to delve deeper into the practical aspects of these advanced technologies.

The participation of the I.D. Institute in this global event not only enhances its standing as a leading center but also renews its commitment to driving medical innovation and providing effective solutions for the most challenging health conditions.