On 25 July 1997, a pioneering team of scientists unveiled a groundbreaking achievement in medical science by successfully culturing the first human stem cells in a laboratory, using tissue obtained from aborted human embryos, marking a significant advancement with profound implications for regenerative medicine and therapeutic research.
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On 25 July 1997, scientists successfully cultured the first human stem cells from tissue taken from aborted human embryos, marking a major advancement in medical science
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