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A first of it's kind organ transplant technique tried on a human subject
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3:58Now PlayingMeet the first-ever patient to receive stem cells from their donor, in the hope of avoiding toxic anti-rejection drugs. NBC News' Camila Bernal spoke to the patient who received a liver transplant from her sister.
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