On October 14, 2025, we visited the Superhumans Center in Lviv, a modern medical facility that provides advanced rehabilitation care to people injured as a result of the war in Ukraine.
The center focuses not only on physical rehabilitation and prosthetics, but also on psychological support for patients coping with the consequences of war-related trauma.
The visit took place at the invitation of Dr. Andriy Vilenskyi, PhD, Director of the Superhumans Center and Advisor to the Minister of Health of Ukraine.
Together, we discussed opportunities for collaboration between Superhumans Center and Unique Therapeutics Globalin the field of research and development of new therapeutic approaches.
The goal is to combine our expertise and research capabilities to create a joint scientific project focused on the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among war victims.
During our discussions, we jointly formulated a proposal for a clinical study aimed at investigating the use of nano-liposomal CBD as a potential supportive therapy for patients suffering from the psychological consequences of war.
Teams from both organizations are now collaborating on the project and preparing the necessary documentation. The clinical study is currently undergoing registration and ethical review.
Based on our agreement with Dr. Vilenskyi, we have also approached the National Institute of Mental Health (NUDZ)and the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague (VŠCHT) with an invitation to participate in the project.
The aim is to establish an international scientific collaboration connecting Czech and Ukrainian research institutions in the search for new, evidence-based approaches to mental health care.
As part of our visit, we also toured the Superhumans Center facilities, where we observed the teams developing and fitting upper and lower limb prostheses and providing comprehensive rehabilitation to patients.
We were impressed by the professionalism, organization, and clear focus on quality of care demonstrated by everyone at the center.
This joint initiative between the Superhumans Center, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, and Unique Therapeutics Global represents an important step towards linking medical research with practical rehabilitation.
We believe that this collaboration will generate new insights that can expand treatment options for post-traumatic conditions and improve the quality of life for those most affected by the war.
