MIT Technology Review1dOpinion
“Spare” living human bodies might provide us with organs for transplantation
One of the main arguments made for bodyoids is that they could provide spare human organs. There’s a huge shortage of organs ...
Scientists Want to Grow Spare Human Bodies. They Swear It Won’t Involve Consciousness.
According to three Stanford scientists, lack of human biological material is a “major bottleneck to progress” for medical ...
Scientists Want to Grow Human Bodies For Testing And To Harvest For Parts
Scientists say they want to starting growing human bodies, or "bodyoids," to "reduce animal testing, improve drug development ...
The real Frankenstein's lab: Scientists want to grow 'spare' human BODIES - and claim they could 'revolutionize medicine'
Scientists want to make a real-life Frankenstein's lab to create 'spare' bodies for use in medical trials and as a source of ...
Greek Reporter21h
Scientists Plan to Grow Bodyoids, ‘Spare’ Human Bodies With No Brain or Consciousness
The new scientific concept of Bodyoids involves human-like bodies grown from stem cells without brains or consciousness.
coed2d
Scientists Develop Human Body Cultivation for Testing and Organ Harvesting
Scientists are proposing the creation of “bodyoids” — lab-grown human bodies — to help solve critical medical challenges ...
First gene-edited pig liver into human patient in China functioned for 10 days, study finds
The trial was part of a small — but growing — group of animal-to-human organ transplants, in a practice known as ...
MIT Technology Review4d
Ethically sourced “spare” human bodies could revolutionize medicine
It may be disturbing to characterize human bodies in such commodifying terms, but the unavoidable reality is that human ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation3d
First gene-edited pig liver into human patient in China functioned for 10 days, study finds
The study is part of a small — but growing — group of animal-to-human whole organ transplants, in a practice known as "xenotransplantation". Researchers, particularly in the US and China ...