The history behind uterine transplants (from Livestream #188)
August 29, 2023
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14:30Now PlayingThe history behind uterine transplants (from Livestream #188)
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as posted by the channelTemporary uterine transplants
Clip taken from DarkHorse Podcast Livestream #188 (originally streamed live on RUMBLE Aug 23, 2023):
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Castellón et al 2017. The history behind successful uterine transplantation in humans. JBRA assisted reproduction, 21(2)126
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