Here's How Gene-Editing Treatment Changed the Lives of Hereditary Disorder Patients Across 3 Countries

Researchers unveil NTLA-2002, a groundbreaking CRISPR gene therapy, providing promising results in treating hereditary angioedema with potential for lifelong relief and broader applications in genetic disorders.

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