Can you artificially grow organs

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Humans Can't Re-Grow Lost Limbs or Organs, but Scientists are Successfully Cultivating Miniature Organs, Specialized Organ Cells and Replacement Body Parts.

Ex. So Basically People Can Grow ARTIFICIALLY Grow Organs, But Only When Your Still an INFANT Because Your Organs are Still Miniature and Still in The Human Body.

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