Linda Griffith

In this discussion, Linda Griffith, a bioengineer at MIT and director of the Center for Gynepathology Research, dives into revolutionary research on endometriosis using organs-on-chips technology. She explains how this innovative approach aids in creating patient-specific tissue models, enhancing our understanding of chronic inflammatory diseases. Griffith also tackles the intersection of hormones and the immune system, critiques current therapies, and advocates for deeper exploration into menstruation and hormone interactions, promising a future of precision medicine.

In this engaging discussion, Linda Griffith, a bioengineer and director at MIT's Center for Gynepathology Research, shares her pioneering work on endometriosis using organ-on-a-chip technology. She explains how this innovative approach allows researchers to study living patient-derived tissue in the lab, moving beyond traditional animal models. The conversation dives into the complexities of endometriosis, the challenges of current treatments, and the promise of new therapies that could revolutionize women's reproductive health.