You are referring to the "magical, tissue regenerating pixie dust" that has been in the media again recently - re-growing the guy's finger.
Sadly, this isn't a genuine finding (apparently the lab re-releases this information to s different set of journalists every time they need new funding).
It was only the tip of the finger that was severed - and the guy's nailbed was still intact - so it is entirely unsurprising that his finger-tip re-grew.
Read the linked article for a good debunking of this sensationalist story.
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You are referring to the "magical, tissue regenerating pixie dust" that has been in the media again recently - re-growing the guy's finger.
Sadly, this isn't a genuine finding (apparently the lab re-releases this information to s different set of journalists every time they need new funding).
It was only the tip of the finger that was severed - and the guy's nailbed was still intact - so it is entirely unsurprising that his finger-tip re-grew.
Read the linked article for a good debunking of this sensationalist story.