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	Features Body Rebuilding by Eve Jacobs New surgical techniques and implants have revolutionized the specialty of reconstructing damaged limbs and joints. Growing Our Own By Eve Jacobs Biomedical engineers focus on creating replacement bones, ligaments, tendons, skin and joints. Making Eyes By Mary Ann Littell When the eye's physical structure is damaged by trauma, tumors or other defects, ophthalmic plastic surgery restores its natural appearance and function.
	Saving Lives With Stem Cells By Merry Sue Baum Stem cell transplantation has often proven effective in treating multiple myeloma, leukemias, Hodgkin's disease, testicular cancer and more.
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