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Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine

Heart in Zero-G: Johns Hopkins Study Reveals How Low Gravity Weakens Engineered Human Heart Tissues Aboard the International Space Station

Dwi Wanna Sep 17, 2026 0

The intricate and resilient human heart, designed over millions of years of evolution to pump blood against the constant pull…

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