Cardiovascular models are moving to the bedside
Either/or molecular circuitry modeled
Simulations can teach us how young bodies and faces develop; how an artery compensates for decades of fatty plaque deposits by growing and thickening its walls; how tissue engineers can best coax endothelial cells to develop into organized sheets of skin for burn patients; and how cancerous tumors invade neighboring tissue.
Computational modeling can help fill gaps in how we develop and review new drugs and devices
How can we make data sharing less daunting in order to address the scientific reproducibility problem?
3D images help physicians design appropriate interventions.
Where simulation and theory converge
How bioinformatics tools are bringing insight to the environmental side of the health equation
An opportunity and a challenge
Simulations offer novel insights
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