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Daniel Kraft inventa un modo migliore per la raccolta del midollo osseo
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Daniel Kraft fornisce una dimostrazione del suo Scava-Midollo -- un nuovo apparecchio che raccoglie midollo osseo in modo rapido e con meno dolore per il donatore. Sottolinea inoltre che le cellule staminali adulte contenute nel midollo osseo possono essere usate per trattare molte condizioni terminali, dal morbo di Parkinson alla patologia cardiaca.
Daniel Kraft is a physician-scientist, inventor and innovator. He chairs the FutureMed program at Singularity University, exploring the impact and potential of rapidly developing technologies as applied to health and medicine. Full bio »
Translated into Italian by Fabrizio Testa
Reviewed by Andrea Sansone
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