Taiwanese lifestyle media and brand EVERYDAY OBJECT (EO) brings its firstever overseas venture to Hong Kong. In collaboration with the Hong Kong city-exploration platform and
cultural brand SCANNOW, the two brands present a curated pop-up select shop, “The EVERYDAY OBJECT Select Shop By SCANNOW,” from now to 31 July 2026. Over the three months, the select shop will unfold through three curated themes, with a new line-up of brands introduced each month to capture different aspects of everyday life and bridge the living cultures of Taipei and Hong Kong at East Hong Kong.
The curated pop-up select shop, “The EVERYDAY OBJECT Select Shop By SCANNOW,” from now to 31 July 2026
The essence of everyday life is rooted in curiosity and a lifelong spirit of exploration. Whether we are wandering through new landscapes, working, or finding peace at home. Visitors are invited to step into “The EVERYDAY OBJECT Select Shop By SCANNOW”, a space designed around the three evolving themes: “Way To Travel”, “In The Office”, and “At Home”, featuring a collection of over 60 handpicked Hong Kong and Taiwan brands ranging from rare handmade accessories, daily wear, cosmetics, and local delicacies. Every item in the collection is something the curators would themselves use, cherish, and recommend to their closest friends. Behind every brand lies a quiet narrative on what it means to live well. By gathering these objects in a single, shared space, the shop invites visitors to see, touch, and experience the subtle differences in how two cities perceive the essence of better living, to feel life through each piece, and to practise the act of being in the present.
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The curated pop-up select shop, “The EVERYDAY OBJECT Select Shop By SCANNOW,” from now to 31 July 2026
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
More Than a Shop: From EAST into the City
The select shop is located at the EAST Hong Kong Domain café on the first floor, which opens from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, offering visitors a moment of discovery before their daily routine begins. Throughout the event, Domain café will serve a limited-time coffee from Taichung-based Sumugaga Coffee Roasters, allowing guests to savour the experience while browsing.
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The featured brands and curated neighbourhood recommendations will be integrated into the SCANNOW app as a digital city map. From independent shops to cultural spaces, users can navigate cities and discover hidden gems along walkable urban routes. With EAST Hong Kong as the starting point, this select shop serves as an entry point into exploring everyday life and gaining a deeper understanding of the two vibrant cities.
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
The goods of the curated pop-up select shop
About “The EVERYDAY OBJECT Select Shop By SCANNOW @EAST”
Date: 2 May – 31 July 2026
Time: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Venue: Domain, 1/F, EAST Hong Kong, 29 Taikoo Shing Rd, Taikoo Shing
Admission: Free of Charge
Themes:
May: Way to Travel | June: In the Office | July: At Home
About EVERYDAY OBJECT (EO)
As the pioneering lifestyle media and brand in the Chinese-speaking world, EVERYDAY OBJECT (EO) has been redefining the art of living since 2013. We explore everyday life, the way we shop, and everything it takes to curate an ideal modern daily routine.
A lifestyle is shaped by a series of deliberate choices, and EO aims to be your trusted guide before you make them. We firmly believe that "objects shape our lives"—the pieces you choose to surround yourself with will fundamentally define who you become.
About SCANNOW
Since 2018, SCANNOW has been connecting brands and communities across cities, seeking out
independent spirits and voices that make neighbourhoods feel like home. We believe that hidden gems lie in every street and alleyway, and every creator deserves a stage to share their craft. Whether through our app or local events, our heart is in bringing together passionate makers and curious minds, turning everyday discoveries into lasting connections.
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Médicos-cientistas indianos e japoneses relataram uma descoberta científica inovadora: o mecanismo de cicatrização bem-sucedida da estenose uretral com a terapia celular BEES-HAUS. Essa conquista marcante na medicina regenerativa proporciona segurança e eficácia clínicas e é a primeira do gênero a utilizar uma abordagem híbrida que mistura dois grupos de células epiteliais bucais autólogas:um cultivado em 2D e outro em 3D em arcabouço Festigel. No tratamento da estenose uretral, o efeito parácrino do fator de crescimento insulínico tipo 1 (IGF-1) produzido pelas células cultivadas em 2D e o enxerto das células cultivadas em 3D no Festigel, que cobrem a ferida da uretrotomia e, em conjunto, reparam o defeito urotelial, foram publicados na revista Frontiers in Urology. Essa conquista, embora modesta, é uma novidade mundial tanto em termos de engenharia de tecidos in vitro quanto de benefícios clínicos por meio da cicatrização in vivo, restaurando a integridade urotelial. Ela representa um grande avanço por seu potencial de proporcionar qualidade de vida sem a recorrência da estenose a pacientes com problemas de micção, segundo os pesquisadores.
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Já foram relatadas tecnologias de engenharia de tecidos para a criação de órgãos em laboratório, como a uretra. Entretanto, uma solução a longo prazo que evite a recorrência da estenose uretral masculina continua sendo um desafio. A dilatação com balão ou a uretrotomia DVIU expõe o tecido suburotelial à urina, o que desencadeia inflamação, causando esponjofibrose e recorrência da estenose. A cobertura da ferida da uretrotomia, para restaurar a integridade urotelial da uretra afetada pela estenose, atualmente realizada por plastia BMG com uma folha de tecido bucal autólogo, no procedimento BEES-HAUS é feita por meio de transplante celular para estenoses de segmento curto. O procedimento de transplante celular de etapa única ainda mais simplificado, o ‘ BHES-HAUS’, que não requer cultura celular em laboratório e apresenta resultados encorajadores, foi aceito para uma apresentação interativa na reunião da Associação Americana de Urologia, AUA 2026.
Reação inflamatória da uretra provocada por cateterização, instrumentação ou infeção varia entre indivíduos e alguns desenvolvem estenose uretral. Para prever os riscos e desenvolver melhores estratégias de gestão, as seguintes pesquisas futuristas foram iniciadas:
O BEES-HAUS, tendo sido aprovado no Japão de acordo com a Lei sobre Segurança da Medicina Regenerativa, aGN Corporation e a Global Niche Corp., dos EUA, estão abertas a acordos de sublicenciamento e transferência de tecnologia do BHES-HAUS para aplicação clínica após a obtenção de aprovações em todas as partes do mundo.
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Urethral stricture starts with narrowing of a short segment of urethral lumen. At early stages, it is managed by balloon dilatation or DVIU Urethrotomy. The open urethrotomy wound after dilatation or DVIU has to heal from the edges of the wound, which may take a longer time. In BEES-HAUS cell therapy, the cell transplant having proven successful engraftment, covering the urethrotomy wound, yielding clinical safety and efficacy may be considered be included in the treatment guidelines after validation. Its simplified version, the BHES-HAUS (Buccal epithelium Hashed and Encapsulated in Scaffold—Hybrid Approach to Urethral Stricture) accomplished in one-go without need for cell culture in a lab, works on similar principles. After long term follow-up, BHES-HAUS minimally invasive approach may be worth combining with DVIU and balloon dilatation, as it may be able to provide longer duration of recurrence-free, good quality of life without need for intermittent self-catheterization.
