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Insurance company to fully cover 4-year-old s gene therapy after initially denying coverage

Insurance company to fully cover 4-year-old s gene therapy after initially denying coverage
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On the eve of historic medical treatment in MN, family s insurance pulls out

Four-year-old Celia Grace Hamlett is poised to become the first patient to receive a special gene therapy in the United States, but it's now in doubt.

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U of M doctors perform first bone marrow transplant therapy to treat rare condition

U of M doctors perform first bone marrow transplant therapy to treat rare condition article Medical staff at M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital pose with Grace, who received a first-of-its-kind bone marrow treatment for her condition. MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Doctors at M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital are the first in the world to use a bone marrow transplant to help treat a rare genetic condition called multiple sulfatase deficiency. Multiple sulfatase deficiency or MSD is passed along to children if both of their parents carry a specific genetic mutation. The condition leaves kids short of several enzymes needed to get rid of waste in the body. The condition can present itself in children by effecting some cognitive development, hearing loss or skin conditions. Many children diagnosed with the condition do not live to see their teenage years.

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