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每個人的身體都獨一無二，而一但疾病纏身，如此美事卻變憾事一樁。不同的人對於相同的標準療程，會產生不同的反應，這種反應通常無法預測。組織工程學家 Nina Tandon 提出一種或許可行的解決方案：利用誘導性多功能幹細胞培養出個人化的器官模型，用以測試新藥物和新療法，其結果可以儲存於電腦晶片。 (一般稱之為極度個人化醫療)。

Nina Tandon： 組織工程學是醫療個人化的遠景?

Personalized tissue models built from stem cells could revolutionize how new drugs are tested and developed. These engineered tissues mimic the unique biology of each person, revealing how medicines will act in real human systems long before clinical trials begin. Scientists have already created mini beating hearts and neurons that display disease symptoms, enabling faster and safer breakthroughs. This approach promises more precise therapies and could drastically reduce reliance on animal testing.

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Nina Tandon: Nina Tandon： 組織工程學是醫療個人化的遠景?

Nina Tandon： 組織工程學是醫療個人化的遠景?

Nina Tandon：組織工程學是醫療個人化的遠景?