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This is what your lungs look like with COVID-19

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The George Washington University Hospital has released a 3D video of a 59-year-old male COVID-19 patient's lungs days after showing no coronavirus symptoms.

This is What Your Lungs Look Like With COVID-19

READ MORE: <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/26/health/covid-19-lung-damage-video/index.html">Video reveals lung damage in US coronavirus patient: &#8216;People need to take this seriously&#8217;</a> [CNN]

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Developments

"Unfortunately, once damaged to this degree, the lungs can take a long time to heal."

Two months after receiving lab-grown lungs, none of the pigs rejected them.

We can now successfully transplant lab-grown lungs in pigs

Health & Medicine

Researchers successfully transplanted lab-grown lungs into four pigs, with none of the animals rejecting the lungs within two months of the surgery.

We Can Now Successfully Transplant Lab-Grown Lungs

It's a strong signal that it could work for humans, too.

We Can Now Successfully Transplant Lab-Grown Lungs in Pigs

Transplant surgeons are “very excited” about the technique’s potential.

Researchers can now bioengineer lungs with the original blood vessels intact

A team of researchers at Columbia University have developed a method of bioengineering healthy lungs without first removing the vascular system.

Researchers Can Now Bioengineer Lungs with the Original Blood Vessels Intact

Only 20% of donor lungs are usable. This could radically increase that number.

Czech scientists have developed a 3D printed model of a functioning lung that can simulate real-life conditions like asthma and other chronic breathing problems.
Their model could lead to new treatment options for those suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, which claim more than 3 million lives every year.

New Synthetic Human Lung Is (Quite Literally) a Breath of Fresh Air

These 3D printed lungs could be used to develop cures for respiratory diseases.

Enhanced Humans

The World Health Organization links air pollution to seven million premature deaths every year. Could the new “sneezometer” change this statistic?

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This is What Your Lungs Look Like With COVID-19

We Can Now Successfully Transplant Lab-Grown Lungs in Pigs

Researchers Can Now Bioengineer Lungs with the Original Blood Vessels Intact

New Synthetic Human Lung Is (Quite Literally) a Breath of Fresh Air

New “Sneezometer” Could Change How Asthma is Diagnosed and Treated

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