The transplant development

@youless (112123)

Guangzhou, China

January 12, 2022 2:18am CST

According to a news, a man from US had transplanted a pig's heart and his situation seems to be good so far. This is a big development. That means to say in the future it will be easier for people to have the organ transplant and don't have to wait for a long time.

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@LadyDuck (458179)

• Switzerland

12 Jan 22

I have always known that the heart of a pig was the most similar to the human heart. It is wonderful if they can use the heart for human transplant now.

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@askme123 (6150)

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12 Jan 22

We have to soon stop eating pigs

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@LadyDuck (458179)

• Switzerland

12 Jan 22

@askme123 It's not difficult for my husband and I, we do not eat pork meat.

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@askme123 (6150)

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12 Jan 22

@LadyDuck Well I still love ham and bacon.Guess I will have to stop soon

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@changjiangzhibin89 (16532)

• China

12 Jan 22

I have known of it online.The man‘s pig heart was from a genetically edited pig in order to reduce rejection.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

12 Jan 22

Let's see how it goes after some time. If it works well, then it will be a good news for human beings.

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@cacay1 (83223)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

12 Jan 22

@youless it worked well.

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@JudyEv (325809)

• Rockingham, Australia

13 Jan 22

It's amazing what they can do nowadays. There seems no end to the new developments.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Jan 22

People shall be less suffering from some diseases.

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@freelancermariagrace (27219)

• Philippines

13 Jan 22

I have read the news online. So cool!

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Jan 22

Yes, a very big improvement.

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@Babino (5761)

• Morocco

14 Jan 22

As much as it is crazy, I really hope it works !!

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Jan 22

It seems it is working well at present

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@stewartclint (205)

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12 Jan 22

The next thing we'll have to worry now is for transplant recipients to survive bullies.

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Jan 22

I hope it works well.

@soymex (1098)

• Glasgow, Scotland

12 Jan 22

Yes, I saw the news, It's a great achievement for medicine !

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@youless (112123)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Jan 22

Indeed. Many people will be beneficial from it.

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