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Researchers Make 'Ghost Heart' for Transplants -- How Does It Work?
New research from the Texas Heart Institute has developed what appears to be a "ghost heart," or an organ scrubbed clean of all cells. It appears their new method can build a human heart nearly from scratch.
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