It is rewarding when you can see the improved quality of life in these patients.

It is rewarding when you can see the improved quality of life in these patients.

The engineered bladders were grown from the patients' own cells, so there is no risk of rejection.

This is one small step in our ability to go forward in replacing damaged tissues and organs.

If a person has a quality of life and an expectation for improving that are both by all evidence, by all consensus negligible, is there a general right to life?

It's easy [for the doctor] to say something improves your survival or quality of life, but it might be that the amount it improves it is so small you may decide it is not worth doing it.