Increasing Accuracy of In Vitro Cancer Models: Engineering Stromal Complexity into Tumor Organoid Platforms

Cancer is a life‐threatening disease, and even upon successful treatment, recurrence often occurs. A wide variety of preclinical models exist to effectively study cancer and design more efficient treatments. However, a majority of cancer models cannot accurately recapitulate cancer as it exists in humans. Animal models physiologically differ from humans. In vitro models, such as organoids, allow construction with human‐based components, but most...