Major breakthrough for lab-grown organ tissue

Researchers at the University of Toronto have successfully grown part of a human heart in a laboratory environment. David Zura finds out how and what this means for the future of cardiac care.

[@nicklang7670]

It is a better idea than those transplanted pig hearts In the U.S...

[@user-nm3gz9ck5g]

Hello! Do you think there will be technologies in the future where it will be possible to grow real human ligaments and tendons?

[@neoanderson563]

Freedumbers don't care about this because they don't have a heart anyways.

[@steveswhirld]

looks like anybody with a 3d printer and a kitchen could do this

[@steveswhirld]

nothing new about ''beyond meat''

[@freebie808]

Trophy 🏆

[@cheetabis]

So fetus is a living person. But why do pro-abortions say it has no life?

[@ProdiG1Pro]

It medically isn't a living person. It is a living creature in the same way a parasite is a living creature. If something is unable to survive without its host then we don't consider it a life.

[@JT-jl8dk]

its very ridiculous how mad scientists think its ok to do these abominations

[@goomba8170]

People are dying and these ‘abominations’ will one day be their only hope of living.

[@JT-jl8dk]

@@goomba8170 better to die serving Yahuah God Almighty than die serving Satan.

[@ruberxwibebadhi]

@@JT-jl8dk the romans should have wiped out all Abrahamic religions when they had the chance.

[@MadKlauss]

@@JT-jl8dk I don't expect to serve some false god that was forced upon me.