Johnson & Johnson Wants to Use 3D Printing to Heal Broken Bones
ThereDePuy Synthes Products, Inc., an arm of pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson (jnj), is setting out to use 3D printed bones to fix injuries and deformities. The bone health-focused J&J unit has snapped up 3D printing tech from Tissue Regeneration Systems, Inc. (TRS).
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