Could Amputees Regrow Lost Limbs?
October 24, 2014
Amputees could one day re-grow their missing limbs, according to researchers at Imperial College London.
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Amputees could one day re-grow their missing limbs, according to researchers at Imperial College London.
The 25-year, £60m programme, aims to explore the possibility of regenerating human tissue and eventually remove the need for prosthetic arms and legs.
Former England footballer Sir Bobby Charlton is the key fundraiser behind the project, as Tim Muffett reports.
i am thinking that now ATOS(they are still involved in DLA/PIP assessments arent they? or going to be.) and their ilk are going to jump on this and make even more amputees “FIT FOR WORK”because they may grow limbs back at sometime in the future. in spite of it not being for years ………..IF……..it happens at all
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IDS & Atos already know the answer to this question, else why would they invite this poor lady in every year so they can measure her stumps just in case they do show signs if growth.
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They truly are heartless bastards.