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1 year ago
Surgeons at NYU Langone transplanted pig hearts into two brain-dead humans
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1 year ago
Pressure mounts on FDA to expand pig-to-human organ transplant research
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1 year ago
Woman receives 3D-printed ear made from her own cells
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2 years ago
Patient dies two months after groundbreaking pig heart transplant
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2 years ago
For the first time a modified pig kidney has been transplanted into a human
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3 years ago
Historic windpipe transplant could be huge news for COVID-19 patients
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4 years ago
Scientists actually reversed stroke damage in rodent tests
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5 years ago
Researchers 3D print first human heart with patient’s own biomaterial
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5 years ago
CRISPR Risks? Researchers Stoke Fears of Cancer in Gene-Edited Cells
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6 years ago
Why personalization is the key to long-term health
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9 years ago
A drug has tricked mice into burning more calories