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Susan Lim: trasplantemos células, no órganos

Filmed Dec 2010 • Posted Apr 2011INK Conference
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La cirujana pionera Susan Lim realizó el primer trasplante de hígado en Asia. Sin embargo una preocupación moral respecto de los trasplantes (¿de dónde proceden los hígados donados?) la llevó a buscar más, y preguntarse: ¿podríamos trasplantar células, no órganos completos? En la Conferencia INK habla de su nueva investigación: el descubrimiento de células curativas en lugares sorprendentes.

A surgical pioneer in Singapore, Susan Lim is a researcher and entrepreneur. Full bio »

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