Lab grown ears and skin help wounded troops heal
Surgeons revive noses with forehead grafts and regrow thigh muscles using pig tissue therapy. Lab grown ears are planned for wounded troops, while sprayed skin cells and lab sheets treat burns. AFIRM spearheads federal funding to bring regenerative tech to clinics. Marines like Ron Strang report stability and improved mobility after experimental treatments.
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