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Myriah Werne
Myriah Werne
Dec 10, 2025

Siobhan Newman, MD

Dr. Siobhan Newman is the founder and chief medical officer of Newman MD LifeCare. Board-certified in Emergency Medicine and a Fellow in Family Medicine, she brings over 30 years of experience treating complex medical emergencies and chronic diseases. She serves as Cellular Medicine Faculty with Seeds Scientific Research and Performance.

Her practice, Newman MD LifeCare, transforms cutting-edge research into powerful clinical solutions through regenerative therapies and preventative medicine, focusing on healthy aging, performance, and neurodegenerative care.

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