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Scientists 3D Printed Heart With Human Tissue

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According to Business Insider, "A team of researchers have successfully printed an entire heart with blood vessels, ventricles and chambers. Previously, scientists have only printed tissues without blood vessels." The heart they modeled their print off of is the size of a rabbit. They wanted to start their experiment with this size to determine if a human heart would be possible to print. They said it will be in the future.

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