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Lab-grown models of human brains are advancing rapidly. Can ethics keep pace?

Whether neural organoids feel pain or should be placed in animals are among the questions swirling around biology’s hot new technology

Whether neural organoids feel pain or should be placed in animals are among the questions swirling around biology’s hot new technology

Author Mitch LesliePosted on November 18, 2025

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