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Daniel Kraft vindt een betere manier om aan beenmerg te komen.
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Daniel Kraft demonstreert zijn Merg Mijner -- een nieuw apparaat dat op een snelle manier en met minimale pijn het levensreddende beenmerg bij een donor weghaalt. Hij benadrukt dat de volwassen stamcellen die in het beenmerg gevonden worden, gebruikt kunnen worden om vele terminale ziekten te behandelen, van Parkinson tot hart-aandoeningen.
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 Dutch by Elie De Brauwer
Reviewed by Rudolf Penninkhof
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