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most organs can be restored

increased quality of life

pharmaceutical companies lose income

more income for those who formerly relied on perscription drugs

potentialy lost jobs

heart disease no longer leading cause of death

cancer is still an ever present threat

stroke becomes increasingly likely as age increases

restorative treatments exist s for virtualy all physical harm or disease

large hit to prothetic organ market

hybrid biological and artificial organs could emerge

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procedures are quick but costly

long term costs are lower

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fewer people are affected or killed by diseases

less productivity lost for health reasons

more affordable company health insurance

more profits

average life span increases

ageing population