Name: Can You 3D Print a Human Heart? - Breaking Lab - Time to Question
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Description: 3D printing is amazing us by its potential and could revolutionise industry and society in the future. But could a 3D printer print out a working organ like a human heart? Jacob from Breaking Lab offers us a tantalising glimpse of the future of medicine.

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Can You 3D Print a Human Heart? - Breaking Lab

3D printing is amazing us by its potential and could revolutionise industry and society in the future. But could a 3D printer print out a working organ like a human heart? Jacob from Breaking Lab offers us a tantalising glimpse of the future of medicine.

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<p>3D printing is amazing us by its potential and could revolutionise industry and society in the future. But could a 3D printer print out a working organ like a human heart? Jacob from Breaking Lab offers us a tantalising glimpse of the future of medicine.</p>

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