A medical university in Japan's Aichi Prefecture said Monday it will prepare to conduct clinical trials for womb transplants within the next few years.Fujita Health University said it is considering the transplants for three women who cannot conceive or give birth naturally, including at least one born without a uterus.Eventually, it plans to offer the procedure to women who had their wombs surgically removed due to cancer.The school made the announcement after holding the first meeting of a working group on the womb transplant research. It hopes to apply by year-end for screening by a scho…READ FULL ARTICLE
