MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH !!!

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Army doctors 'grow' new ear for soldier inside her arm

In a first for the Army, doctors have managed to regrow a soldier’s ear using her forearm. Veuer's Nathan Rousseau Smith has the incredible story.

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