Experts Explore Pigs as a Future Source for Superior Organ Transplants
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Scientists are making progress in transplanting genetically modified pig kidneys into humans to address organ shortages, despite ethical debates about creating human-like animals and the risks involved. The article discusses the scientific advancements, ethical concerns about animal welfare and moral status, and the regulatory history surrounding the use of animal organs and chimeras.
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