Scientists Say They Have 3D-Printed the First Heart Using Human Tissue The printing technology could be a major breakthrough for organ donations ...

As 3D printing becomes more and more used in a wide range of fields, medical science is not left behind. From the more standard uses such as printing medical equipment and prosthetics to more advan… ...

Science Stanford Scientists Use Stem Cells to 3D-Print Heart Tissue The technique could one day lead to organs printed on demand from a patient's own cells.

Researchers have 3D-printed a heart using a patient’s cells, providing hope that the technique could be used to heal hearts or engineer new ones for transplants.

The team successfully 3D-printed a heart using human tissue and vessels, according to their paper published in Advanced Science on Monday.

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A python's heart gets far larger and stronger after it gorges, and scientists are trying to understand how that happens, and whether it can help humans with heart diseases.

The heart represents one of the most ambitious goals for researchers working to create 3-D printed organs within the field of regenerative medicine ...

Scientists at Israel's Tel Aviv University say they've created the world's first complete 3D-printed heart using bioink made from human cells.