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Baboons With Pig Heart Transplants Can Now Survive For 2 Years; Are Humans Next?
For years, the baboons rejected the pig hearts, but recent findings show that there is hope in this technology. A baboon lived for more than two years without rejecting the transplant, surpassing the longest record of 298 days.
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