Autonomous University Of The State Of Morelos Scientists Creating A Special 3-D Printed Valve To Treat Microcephaly In Unborn Babies
While abortion activists are pushing to abort unborn babies with birth defects linked to the Zika virus, some scientists are discovering new and creative ways to save them.
The tech website 3ders.org, which follows 3D printing news, reports a team of scientists in Mexico is working on a 3D printed microvalve to treat unborn babies with microcephaly, a neurological condition linked to the Zika virus.
The Zika virus is believed to be causing microcephaly in some unborn babies when their mothers contract it early in their pregnancy.
The tech website 3ders.org, which follows 3D printing news, reports a team of scientists in Mexico is working on a 3D printed microvalve to treat unborn babies with microcephaly, a neurological condition linked to the Zika virus.
The Zika virus is believed to be causing microcephaly in some unborn babies when their mothers contract it early in their pregnancy.