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Revolutionary 3D Bioprinting Enhances Early Cancer Detection

11/6/2025

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Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University advance early cancer detection by using single-cell 3D bioprinting to create tumor models.
Haylie Helms, a graduate student at OHSU, leads a review on single-cell 3D bioprinting and its use in modeling cancer development.
The models, part of New Approach Methodologies, use organoids and organs-on-a-chip to replace animal testing, with findings published in Nature Reviews Bioengineering.

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Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University advance early cancer detection by using single-cell 3D bioprinting to create tumor models.
Haylie Helms, a graduate student at OHSU, leads a review on single-cell 3D bioprinting and its use in modeling cancer development.
The models, part of New Approach Methodologies, use organoids and organs-on-a-chip to replace animal testing, with findings published in Nature Reviews Bioengineering.