Printed organs. They’re coming. And much faster than any of us realize. What this means to life expectancy and treatment of, not just injuries, but inborn errors of metabolism is stunning. Also, if there is a way to print beta cells of the pancreas, protect them from degradation by the immune system, we’ d have a cure for Type I diabetes.
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