3D printed biological structures could be the future of medicine.

3D printers for materials like plastic, metal, and even chocolate are quickly becoming ubiquitous, so now we have to ask, “what’s next?” Promising research on bioprinters suggests that printing living structures may be the next big leap forward for 3D printing. This technology could allow us to print skin, blood vessels, and even entire new organs for transplant.

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