How can microfluidic organ-on-a-chip models be used to simulate hormonal interactions of the female reproductive system to improve medicine for hormonal imbalances and ovarian cancer?
Introducing Organ-on-a-chip Towards Women’s Hormonal Imbalances and Ovarian Cancer Organ-on-a-chip (OOC) technology displays a direct correlation to benefiting the treatment of women's hormonal imbalances. Historically, women's hormonal health has been understudied, leading to a landscape of medical solutions that often fail to provide long-term relief. By integrating OOC technology into the development of women’s therapeutics, the quality of life for millions of women can be significantly...
