Steven Murphy Discusses Peptides in Orthobiologic Medicine at AMSKU 2025
Steven Murphy, Medical Director of Concierge Medical Associates, posted on LinkedIn:
”I am honored to join Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney on the AMSKU Global Summit 2025 Faculty
This year’s AMSKU Global Summit, a world-class virtual event bringing together leaders in musculoskeletal ultrasound, regenerative orthobiologics, and performance medicine, is going to be amazing.
I’ll be speaking on how peptides are transforming orthobiologic outcomes, from tissue repair and recovery to sports performance and joint preservation, in essence, bridging molecular science and practical sports medicine.
A huge thank you to Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney for curating such an incredible international program under the theme:
“Global Unity in Motion: Advancing MSK Ultrasound and Orthobiologic Medicine Together.”
December 6th, 2025
Virtual (Zoom Conference)
Register Now
Looking forward to sharing new insights and connecting with colleagues who are pushing the frontiers of regenerative and performance medicine.”
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