3D bioprinting is a solution to the problem of illegal organ trafficking and child abduction. In the 21st century, the shortage of donor organs is still being addressed by such brutal, barbaric methods.
The first 3D-printed bladder was successfully transplanted into humans more than 20 years ago. Today, some organs are already being successfully printed and transplanted. Many of them are in development.
But is this technology available to every person in need?
Why is the black market of organ trafficking thriving instead of the implementation of this advanced technology?
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