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Astronauts could heal themselves with 3D-printed skin and bones grown from their own cells

Space travel is conducive to injuries. Now researchers from Dresden Technical University (TUD) have developed a 3D bioprinting method for use in space, creating new skin and bone tissue out of resources that might be available to astronauts.

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