Thursday, June 14, 2012

Vein grown from stem cells saves 10-year-old girl

AMAZING!



Doctors in Sweden have replaced a vital blocked blood vessel in a 10-year-old girl using the first vein grown in a lab from a patient's own stem cells.
The successful transplant operation, reported online in The Lancet medical journal on Thursday, marks a further advance in the search for ways to make new body parts.

1 comment:

Sandy said...

I have this image in my head of upcoming television ads, the kind of thing you see on late-night TV, announcing that if you call RIGHT NOW you can get a special two-for-one offer to have your own stem cells whirled around and massaged to fit not just one, but TWO, special places in your body. Extend your life, look and feel better now, just by calling this number, but remember it is a limited time offer (only we will be advertising it for several months) and this is just what you need!