Where have organoids actually been useful?

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This essay is the second of three covering organoids. The full set is: Why haven’t organoids solved all of drug discovery? Where have organoids actually been useful? [Unreleased] Two more quick things before we move onto the essay: One, the OpenAI Foundation has officially launched a hiring round! We are a well-capitalized philanthropic nonprofit, composed of a small team of ~20 people out of San Francisco, and are hiring ~20 more. This includes 4 life-sciences roles: 2 high-burden-disease grantmakers (focused on tuberculosis and neonatal sepsis), an AI-for-Alzheimers grantmaker, and a…

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