University Of Louisville

A new research study by the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine (inStem), Bangalore and University of Louisville in the US, has indicated that pomegranates may help reduce IBD and even provide protection against it.

So far, the University of Louisville team has printed human heart valves and small veins with cells, and they can construct some other parts with other methods.

Built in three pieces using a flexible filament, the printing reportedly took around 20 hours and cost $600.

A new research study by the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine (inStem), Bangalore and University of Louisville in the US, has indicated that pomegranates may help reduce IBD and even provide protection against it.

So far, the University of Louisville team has printed human heart valves and small veins with cells, and they can construct some other parts with other methods.

Built in three pieces using a flexible filament, the printing reportedly took around 20 hours and cost $600.