What will Medical Science look like in 20 years, particularly in organ transplants?

[Cicero]

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[Manjusri]

Well, i can't link you to any direct sources. However i've watched my fair share of the science channel, and currently doctors are able to recreate a working organ from stem cells. In the next 20 years i don't think you'll have any problem getting a transplant.
Soon we won't even need organ donors, we'll be able to create them ourselves. :)

[Jess]

maybe try these...
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/WhoAmI/FindOutMore/Yourbody/Whatdoesyourimmunesystemdo/Whatistrickyabouttransplantsandtransfusions/Whatisthefuturefororgantransplants.aspx
http://www.elon.edu/e-net/Note.aspx?id=951504

[Rascaldog24]

I've got access to..... Certain documents and some "doctors " are growing organs from animals I can't tell you more

[Row your]

At spectrum health they will be starting lung transplants soon, there training there CTIC Staff To deal with this type of prosedure. Modernday medicine is amazing. It's on there web page, just google.

[Cicero]

At spectrum health they will be starting lung transplants soon, there training there CTIC Staff To deal with this type of prosedure. Modernday medicine is amazing. It's on there web page, just google.

Lung transplants have been around for a while now. So what is the point of the post, to say a company will start transplanting? Lol

[Magus]

Organs will not need a donor.

Infact, just a slice of a patients organ is enough.

There will be something called Organ Printing.

It is exactly what it sounds like. A printer which prints each cell in to a desired shape or form you want.

[ImCoolBeans]

OP request. :locked: