• On May 7, 1990 Newsweek magazine published an article entitled “A Simpler Way to Save Lives  Could a New Medication from China Change the World’s Approach to Treating Burn Injuries?” stating, “Doctors have made immense progress in treating severe burns over the past few decades……One would expect future progress to consist of refinement, not all-out revolution.  But if a new Chinese treatment fulfills its initial promise, much of modern burn therapy could be rendered instantly obsolete. The new remedy not only eases the pain of burn injuries, according to the proponents, but speeds healing, reduces scarring and drastically cuts the cost of saving lives.  The ostensible breakthrough is still years from general use in this country.  But it is already changing clinical practice in China.”

• In 1990 CNN reported Dr. Xu and his treatment of burn patients

• In the summer of 1990 there was a gas explosion in Bangkok, Thailand, injuring a large number of people. Dr. Xu was sent by the Chinese government to assist the Thai government in the treatment of the burn patients, and successfully used MEBT/MEBO to treat many patients without disablement and minimum scarring. On Oct. 30, 1990, Mr. Marut Bunnag, Minister of Public Health of Thailand, sent a letter  to the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, thanking the Chinese government for Dr. Xu’s extraordinary help

• In 1993 Mr. Harry J. Gaynor, President of National Burn Victim Foundation of the U.S., presented the 6th Humanitarian Award to Dr. Xu in Beijing.
 
• In 1995 Dr. Xu received China’s Award for Scientific and Technological Innovations Made by Young Scientists, and MEBO/MEBT was selected by the government to be one of the top 100 important achievements of science and technologies to be promoted nationwide. 
• In 1996 Dr. Xu was invited by the Ministry of Health of Singapore to introduce and demonstrate MEBO/MEBT to reconstructive surgeons in Singapore General Hospital. 

• Dr. Xu was invited to speak at a meeting held in United Arab Emirates and introduce MEBO/MEBT to burns specialists from the Middle Eastern and African regions.

• In 2001 Dr. Xu spoke at John A. Boswick, M.D. Burn & Wound Care Symposium held in Hawaii, U.S.A. and disclosed results of using MEBO to cultivate stem cells in vivo and in situ in wound healing and organ regeneration.

• In 2002 Dr. Xu spoke at the conference of Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine: Commercial Implications for the Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industries held in San Diego, U.S.A.

• In 2003 MEBO disclosed results of tissue organ regeneration from somatic cells in vitro at Asia Pacific Stem Cells and Cloning Summit held in Singapore.

• In 2004 Dr. Xu was elected to be one of China’s top 10 talents in science and technology.

• In 2004 Dr. Xu spoke at Global Summit 2004: Applications of Stem Cell Research held in Beijing, China. 

• In 2004 Karger Publishers (Switzerland) published Dr. Xu’s book in English entitled “Burns Regenerative Medicine and Therapy” which highlighted the clinical results achieved by using MEBO/MEBT to regenerate skin, connective tissues, hair follicles, nerves and other skin appendages, and acclaimed Dr. Xu’s approach and the clinical achievements to be “revolutionary and amazing.”

• In May 2008 in response to a strong earthquake centered in Sichuan province of China which resulted in near eighty thousand deaths and a quarter million wounded, Dr. Xu led a team of wound healing experts from the National Medical Network of Burns, Wounds and Ulcers in China to join force with the government in the disaster relief efforts and utilized MEBO’s state-of-the-art wound healing products and technologies to treat the earthquake victims in order to accelerate wound healing and prevent or minimize limp amputation and infection.