The big question after the first pig heart transplant for humans
Transplanting pig hearts into humans promises to solve the shortage of organs, but it also raises many ethical questions.
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Transplanting pig hearts into humans promises to solve the shortage of organs, but it also raises many ethical questions.
The researchers used a new infectious disease protocol designed to ensure the swine virus is not passed on to a transplanted host.
David Bennett passed away after miraculous surgery but two months later died suddenly.
Maryland (USA) said on March 9 that a 57-year-old man in Maryland had died after a period of performing a pig heart transplant.
Doctors at a hospital in Maryland, USA, successfully performed the first human pig heart transplant.
The group of British and American doctors has announced that they will transplant pig kidneys for people this year and 3 years later will have a pig heart beating in som…
A group of scientists in Seoul (South Korea), led by Dr. Lim Gio-Bin, has successfully performed a heart transplant surgery from a genetically modified pig into a monkey…
Besides the risk of food hygiene and safety, eating the pig's heart at the wrong time also harms the body.
German and American scientists can maintain pig hearts inside a baboon for more than two years, creating a breakthrough in the field of organ transplants.
Last November, scientists presented the progress of this idea in a workshop at the National Institutes of Health and Health Research (Maryland).
Today we eat less animal organs, even avoiding them for fear that they are not good for health. However, the liver, heart and tongue bring great benefits to the body.
After undergoing a heart valve replacement surgery, 18-year-old Robyn Cairney is now returning to practice to become a sports therapist.
A German research group claims they have kept for