Scientists have reached a major milestone in regenerative medicine by creating a living heart using 3D printing and a patient’s own biological material. This approach focuses on building organs that are biologically compatible from the start. The process begins by extracting fat cells from the patient and reprogramming them into heart-specific cells. These cells are then printed layer by layer into a structure that mimics the anatomy of a real human heart. Unlike synthetic implants, this lab-gro

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