Peter O'Sullivan, PhD - From Patient to Person: Reclaiming Your Life From Chronic Pain 
Diane Lee, PT - Moving past the inter-recti distance in Diastasis Recti Rehabilitation - is there a Better Measure of Success? 
Chiara Andretto Amodeo, MD, PhD - Midface Deep Fascia: New Anatomical and Surgical Insights 
New FRS Research Café – Building Confidence with Research 
Jesse Cochrane, PhD / Courtney Mascio Lipedema Foundation - Lipedema: From Diagnosis to Treatment – Clinical Insights and Fascial Connections 
Danling Wang, PhD - Multiple Faces of Hyaluronan in Fascia Health and Disease 
Tina J. Wang, MD is a board-certified physician in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation with over 15 years of experience in musculoskeletal medicine, rehabilitation, and performing arts medicine.
She is a clinician-researcher, university professor, scientific author, and founder of a specialty clinic dedicated to the care of individuals with hypermobility disorders.
Dr. Wang currently serves as Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and the University of California, Riverside, where she is an attending physician within the musculoskeletal curriculum, with expertise in imaging-based diagnosis, interventional procedures, and complex connective tissue disorders.
Her research centers on fascia pathophysiology and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders / Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (HSD/EDS), with peer-reviewed publications investigating the ultrasound characteristics, structural remodeling, and clinical relevance of fascia in these conditions.
Dr. Wang is the author of the book Fascia and Hypermobility Disorders: Structural, Functional and Innovative Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches, which integrates emerging fascia science with clinical diagnostics, biomechanics, and therapeutic innovation. She is also the Founder of the Hypermobility Professionals Consortium, an interdisciplinary network of clinicians and researchers dedicated to advancing education, research collaboration, and standards of care for hypermobility-related disorders.
