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Bioprinted Organs Could Arrive in 10–15 Years, Startup Claims

May 30, 2025

Detailed 3D rendering of human lungs within a translucent ribcage, showcasing intricate textures and bronchioles.

Vital3D, a Lithuanian startup, is advancing bioprinting technology, starting with wound-healing patches for dogs, aiming to eventually create 3D-printed human…

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Bioprinted Organs Could Arrive in 10–15 Years, Startup Claims

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