Bone Grown Using Common Household Chemical Saves Dog's Leg
In January, scientists at the University of Glasgow began developing synthetically grown bone tissue for the purpose of helping landmine victims. The research is being funded by Find A Better Way, a U.K.-based nonprofit that works to improve the lives of people and communities affected by landmines.
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