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World's first heart stem cell transplant
Japan has discovered a new method for treating heart diseases using stem cells. For the first time, they performed a procedure to implant chips made from heart cells derived from induced pluripotent stem cells into the heart of a woman in her fifties. The procedure lasted one hour and aims to improve the function of the heart muscle and reduce symptoms of heart failure, with plans to carry out similar procedures for 75 patients by 2033. The treatment is expected to receive final approval after demonstrating its efficacy and safety over the next seven years. This represents a major advancement in the field of heart disease treatment through regenerative therapy enabled by modern technology.
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