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WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? 3 30 24
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? 3 30 24
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? 3 30 24
Saturday 30th March 2024
Dive into the future of organ transplants with Dr. Alfred O. Bonati as he discusses lab-grown organs and the essential role of the placenta.
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Get the buttons here!The Future of Organ Transplants: Lab-Grown Wonders and Their Secrets
Episode Overview
- Lab-grown organs' historical evolution from the 16th century to modern techniques like bioprinting
- The ethical challenges and regulations surrounding organ research and development
- The crucial role of the placenta in creating fully functional organs
- Differences between organoids and functional organs in medical applications
- Exploring the complexities of developing viable organs for transplantation
The placenta is the bypass to create really the organs. If you need an organ that needs vessels, you need the placenta. If you need an organ that can think, you need the placenta. If you need an organ that is going to pump blood through the body, you need the placenta.
Imagine a future where organ transplants no longer rely on donors but are grown in labs instead. This episode of 'American Medicine Today' takes you on a journey into this fascinating possibility. Dr. Alfred O. Bonati, a leading figure in medical research, breaks down the science behind lab-grown organs and explains why introducing a 'placenta' is crucial for their functionality. It's not just about the technicalities; Dr.
Bonati also touches on the ethical questions and the historical evolution of this groundbreaking field. Whether you're a science enthusiast or someone curious about the future of medicine, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into what's next for organ transplants.