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Can virtual hearts predict real-world drug risks?
Researchers are developing computer models of the human heart to test whether new drugs could cause dangerous heart rhythm problems before clinical trials. Virtual heart simulations could help predict cardiac side effects earlier, reducing costly late-stage drug failures and protecting patients from unforeseen risks. The approach is drawing attention as pharmaceutical companies and regulators weigh how far simulation-based testing can go in replacing animal and human studies.
Why now: Interest in simulation-based drug safety testing as an alternative to costly clinical and animal studies
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