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A foundational in vivo platform for predicting human health outcomes

2026-08-09

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Rodents remain the workhorse of preclinical drug development, yet often fail to predict human clinical outcomes. Existing alternatives are similarly constrained. Cells in culture cannot recapitulate whole-organism physiology, and larger mammals cannot be studied at comparable throughput. Here we present a scalable, information-dense platform that can predict a drug's long-term human clinical outcomes from 24 hours...

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5207ff02-f572-5419-bb14-37cfc2cc529a
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10.64898/2026.08.03.742611
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