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Marysya12 [62]
1 year ago
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Bioprinting which uses 3d printers to build human parts and organs from actual human cells is widely considered to be "unethical

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Anika [276]1 year ago
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Bioprinting refers to an extension of conventional three-dimensional printing. It can help in generating bone, living tissue, blood vessels, and possibly the entire organs for applications in medical approaches, examination, and testing.  

The given statement is True. Though the invention of bioprinting is regarded as a revolutionary advancement and as a solution to organ failure, organ destruction, and others, there are various ethical concerns regarding it. These concerns are regarding human testing at the time of experimental phases, and complications like irreversibility and others.  


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