Feb

13

A matter of time

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Bio21 Images CfsemLast week I read about Singapore thinking about legislating biomedical research. I suppose you can think all you want but don’t expect the rest of the world to wait while they find new and interesting ways for the latest biomedical advances.
Yes, in Japan, they’ve come up with stem-cell enhanced breast implants! Now you can grow breasts for other people!

Via Elia Diodati, and the BBC.

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Comments

  • Johnny
    Do you think they can apply the same technique to men whose girlfriends/wives still insist that size DOES matter?
  • The stem-cell boob implants thing sounds fascinating.

    And knowing the Japanese, they'll come up with some vending machine in a few years to dispense the service too.
  • Alot of my frens going into biomed courses these days ... they forsee the future in this.
  • Hello, I'm french , I try to speak english..I'm looking for correspondant in Asia... Can you help me ??
    you can see my blog ...http://aurore.vefblog.net
    I'm a women 45 years old..
    Bye, nice to meet you,*
    I live in carribbean (french island)
    aurore
  • I wonder when you can start growing cocks in a plantation... Wah, I can just imagine the queue of butches ordering..
  • J.
    Happy Valentine's tomorrow, Miyagi & Naomi!
    ... hope you'll post something about it.
    kekeke, kaypoh kaypoh... it must be damn romantic..
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