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3D models of uveal melanoma offer hope for improved treatments
Caitlin Doran
January 22, 2025

Mayo Clinic researchers have developed organoid models to study uveal melanoma, one of the most common types of eye cancer in adults. Their goal is to use these models to better understand how this disease works and develop treatments for unmet patient needs.

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