German scientist bred pigs to transplant human hearts
The German scientist's plan is based on the world's first genetically modified pig heart transplant to humans in the US last month, but with a simpler version.
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The German scientist's plan is based on the world's first genetically modified pig heart transplant to humans in the US last month, but with a simpler version.
Doctors at a hospital in Maryland, USA, successfully performed the first human pig heart transplant.
Architects will build a miniature city using modern technology and clean energy, allowing people to go anywhere within 10 minutes.
The video below captures a man sitting on the legs of a flying helicopter, he is taken to a high voltage power line.
Having the heart to eat the baby wild boar, the giant python had to pay with his life when attacked by a herd of adult wild boar.
Cancer is really a deadly disease that can kill many people, the second leading killer after heart disease.
Fat accumulation around the heart is one of the causes of cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome.
The shape of everything has its reasons, and here we will explore the causes of 26 common objects that you may know again have the shape of today.
In 1954, a kidney transplant was the first successful organ transplant in a Boston hospital, and in 1963, the first human lung transplant was performed at the University…
The habit of drinking coffee daily can significantly reduce the risk of arrhythmia - a condition that can trigger many dangerous cardiovascular problems.
The heart and blood stream are not only important to living organisms, but also a metaphor for the most precious things of man. However, if asked to show how amazing the…
In the 17th century, many families in New England (USA) unearthed the graves of their relatives on suspicion that they had turned into a blood-sucking demon called a vam…
Jack McMorrow, a 9th-grade student in Queens, is a case in which medical practitioners understand the dangers of the corona virus.
There will be another very interesting and humane emoticon that will be added by Facebook, 'Hug' (hug), as a tool to show interest and care.
Richie Bostock, a breathing expert in London (UK), said many people do not breathe properly. He estimated that 90-95% of people breathe in a way that is not optimal and…