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Future organ shortage crises may persist despite advances in regenerative medicine.

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Bioprinting and stem-cell therapies may not scale fast enough to meet demand. Organ-allocation optimisation and cross-border sharing platforms remain important.

organ may future shortage crises health-biology

WS02064 · Logged by Ian Patel on 2026-07-22T20:40:00Z · Horizon: 10-20 years · Working on: 0

Citation ID: WS02064 Title: Future organ shortage crises may persist despite advances in regenerative medicine. URL: https://www.worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=2064

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