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It is rarely fatal, but it is a serious condition. Paredes-Espinosa wants to recreate the illness in the lab. “Give it to the heart and then try to cure it,” she said.

This was the first human implantation of the titanium heart, serving as a bridge to a real heart transplant. The device supported the patient for eight days in the hospital until a donor heart ...

Using real human heart tissue samples, the research team confirmed the model’s predictions. The findings are particularly significant given the staggering number of heart cells affected by fibrosis.

After those early experiments, it was a long road to an FDA-approved product for humans. Niklason and her team spent more than a decade isolating blood vessel cells from human organ and tissue ...