Human stewardship in the age of organoids
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TL;DR - This Nature Methods commentary argues that organoid research needs continuous, integrated human stewardship rather than one-time ethics reviews. Such oversight must evolve with the science to respect the human origins of organoid models.
- Organoids are becoming increasingly important models in biomedical research.
- Episodic ethics review may not adequately address issues arising throughout the research lifecycle.
- Stewardship should be sustained and adapt alongside scientific advances.
- Responsible governance should explicitly recognize that organoids originate from human biological materials.
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TL;DR - This Nature Methods commentary argues that organoid research needs continuous, integrated human stewardship rather than one-time ethics reviews. Such oversight must evolve with the science to respect the human origins of organoid models.
- Organoids are becoming increasingly important models in biomedical research.
- Episodic ethics review may not adequately address issues arising throughout the research lifecycle.
- Stewardship should be sustained and adapt alongside scientific advances.
- Responsible governance should explicitly recognize that organoids originate from human biological materials.