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Roche to acquire Good Therapeutics lead drug program for $250M, plus milestone payments – GeekWire

Roche to acquire Good Therapeutics lead drug program for $250M, plus milestone payments – GeekWire
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Good Therapeutics lands $8M to develop protein drugs that work only where needed in the body

Good Therapeutics lands $8M to develop protein drugs that work only where needed in the body
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How These Founders Learned to Manage Their Depression and Emerge Stronger Because of It

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10 Biggest Medical Breakthroughs Of 2015

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gallstones. he did that test to see what genetic illnesses i was predisposed to, to see what kind of things might shorten the length of my life no matter what i did. what if you could fix that problem, correct it as an adult or correct it before you re even born? turns out in the future even the information hard wired into our genetic code will be something you can change. how are you doing? hey, morgan. good to see you. austin heinz is the ceo of cambrian genomics. a startup. but he s also the leading innovator and a bona fide bio hacker. you re literally printing genes here? we re literally printing life. so if there s some gene that s messed up in my body that may lead to an early demise we make the dna to fix the mistake. that s crazy. so you can take out what s existing and put in what you want.

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