Cardiologist Trades Stem Cells for Cell-Based Meat

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Cardiologist Trades Stem Cells for Cell-Based Meat

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Beef and poultry grown from animal cells rather than sourced from whole animals could be the future of meat production, a cardiologist-turned-biotech entrepreneur says in this Medical News podcast.

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