3D-printed heart tissue could ease organ donor shortage

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Technology, such as 3D printing, may offer a solution. “Imagine a world where you can manufacture them, and create substitutes for them. Gleason, who has since become an advocate for transplant patients, said of organs. That would be a different world, wouldn’t it?”

3D-printed heart tissue could ease organ donor shortage

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One thought on “3D-printed heart tissue could ease organ donor shortage”

    David & Laura Speer said:
    September 27, 2019 at 12:36 pm

    Yes, yes, yes. Do it!

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