Scientists grow 'Mini-Organs' from blood to predict chemo damage
NCT ID NCT06640010
Summary
This study aims to predict which cancer patients might experience serious side effects from their treatments. Researchers will take blood samples from 30 adult cancer patients and turn their cells into heart and nerve cells in the lab. By testing these lab-grown cells with cancer drugs, they hope to identify patients at higher risk for heart damage or nerve problems before treatment begins.
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