Recent experiments have shown the promise of using pig organs in humans, and the first transplant of a pig heart into a 57-year-old man may be the beginning of a new norm
. “I think this is the beginning of a complete revolution in transplantation,” he says.
Cooper, a surgeon and researcher at Harvard Medical School, is referring to the creation of pigs genetically modified to make their organs more suitable for xenotransplantation – the use of organs from other animals in humans. A series of such transplants has made recent headlines. Late in 2021, two teamsSubscribe now for unlimited access
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