#MedNews: A major push to complement and replace animal testing with “human-based” models like organoids is underway. These tiny organ-like structures grown from human cells are being used to model disease and study human development, identify and screen new therapeutics, test chemical or drug toxicity, and evaluate drug response. And in what some call a “watershed moment,” the biomedical field is pairing these laboratory specimens with increasingly powerful computational tools. Learn more: ja.ma/4glgXCF