European Society of Medicine Publishes Groundbreaking Article on Small Mobile Stem Cells
The European Society of Medicine has published a new peer-reviewed article highlighting the transformative potential of Small Mobile Stem (SMS) cells—a discovery that could redefine the future of regenerative medicine.
Authored by Dr. Abdulkader Rahmo, President and Chief Science Officer at SMSbiotech, the article—“Small Mobile Stem Cells: A Transformative Paradigm for Regenerative Medicine”—appears in the Medical Research Archives (Volume 13, Issue 10).
Published under open access, this work presents SMS cells as a novel class of “intelligent messenger” stem cells capable of sensing their environment, coordinating targeted repair, and restoring tissue function across multiple organ systems. By introducing the concept of regenerative intelligence, this research highlights a new biological framework that integrates immune modulation, tissue regeneration, and adaptive healing.
“These findings represent a shift from traditional stem cell therapies toward a more dynamic, self-regulating model of tissue restoration,” said Dr. Rahmo.
This publication by the European Society of Medicine underscores growing international recognition of SMS cell research and its potential to advance regenerative science and clinical applications.
Read the full publication:
Small Mobile Stem Cells: A Transformative Paradigm for Regenerative Medicine
