Synthetic Blood: Medical Marvel or Legal Minefield?
As Japan pioneers universal artificial blood, the world must navigate a complex web of scientific breakthroughs, economic disruptions, healthcare revolutions—and the legal chaos that could follow.
Imagine that as a result of better medicine, a wound on a battlefield, from a car accident, or in a rural clinic won’t always be deadly. A team of Japanese researchers may have made this tomorrow happen today. With help from Japan’s Nara Medical University, scientists have produced a blood substitute that, it is reported, can substitute for red blood ce…
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