Groundbreaking Research in Regenerative Medicine

Ross's groundbreaking research focuses on regenerative medicine, leveraging placental mesenchymal stem cells and exosomes to pioneer safer and more effective treatments.

"I have a 27,000-square-foot laboratory in Miami that grows placental mesenchymal stem cells and isolates the growth factors, the particles from them called exosomes," Ross said. "We use these very safe exosomes that are easy to keep sterile versus cells, which are not easy to keep sterile."

Advancements in Cellular Rejuvenation

Ross has a profound understanding of cellular rejuvenation and its potential to extend human lifespan indefinitely.

"Your cells have been around for millions of years," Ross said. "But if you can just control those cells, then there is no limit to the lifespan."

His recent breakthrough publication in Nature Scientific Reports unveils a novel approach utilizing focused ultrasound and exosomes to rejuvenate the aging brain's hippocampus, signaling a paradigm shift in anti-aging therapeutics.

"We just published a paper in Nature Scientific Reports, which is the largest journal in the world, for the use of focused ultrasound," Ross said. "By using my exosomes, which deliver young growth factors, and targeting focused ultrasound to the hippocampus, you can preferentially make them extravasate to that area and make the hippocampus think that it's younger."