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Organs-on-Chips Recreate Body's Niches to Predict Drug Safety
Original: Human Organs on Chips Recreate Body’s Niches to Predict Drug Safety
Human organs-on-chips technology is being developed to recreate the body's microenvironments, allowing researchers to test how drugs behave in organ-like conditions before human trials. The approach could predict drug safety and toxicity more reliably than animal testing, reducing costly late-stage failures. It reflects growing interest in lab-grown testing platforms as regulators and pharmaceutical companies look for alternatives to traditional preclinical models.
Why now: Growing interest in alternatives to animal testing and faster, more accurate drug safety screening
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Evidence
- Human Organs on Chips Recreate Body’s Niches to Predict Drug Safety · Bioengineer.org
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