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Individuals working in a variety of roles within Biofabrication discuss the possible impacts the industry could have in the future
Biofab Case Stories
Biofab Case Stories
Biofabrication has the potential to change many lives.
Biofabrication has the potential to change many lives.
Check out these Impact Stories and Patient Stories that explore how advancements in medical procedures developed by the biofabrication industry are having a major impact on individual patients and the way we treat chronic diseases.
Impact Stories
Impact Stories
Photo credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL
Marcie discusses the development of a tiny chip called a biosensor that can detect cancer in the body.
Keira explains how manufacturing kidneys through tissue engineering will drastically change the outcomes of those waiting for a transplant.
Patient Stories
Patient Stories
Photo credit: Hartford Courant
One of the world’s first bioprinted organ recipients
One of the world’s first bioprinted organ recipients
Luke was only 10 years old when he faced kidney failure. Learn how an experimental treatment using a bioprinted organ saved his life.
A second chance for a wounded veteran
A second chance for a wounded veteran
Marine Sgt. Smith's vehicle was blown up by an improvised explosive device (IED) in Iraq. He almost lost his right arm, but a regenerative medical procedure has regrown his muscle.
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