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As with any groundbreaking technology, Levin acknowledges the natural apprehension that arises. Skeptics worry about potential misuse or unintended consequences. Levin counters that inaction, especially when faced with urgent medical needs, would be morally irresponsible. Many patients suffer from conditions that could benefit from these advances—such as tissue loss, congenital defects, or tumors—that current methods cannot adequately address.