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A two-part gene editing system just corrected 3 to 4 times the therapeutic threshold for liver disease in preclinical models. In vivo CRISPR is no longer theoretical. The safety data, though, is still catching up to the engineering.
By Crash Davis · 3 min read
An anonymous FDA official called AMT-130 a failure. uniQure calls it a disease-modifying breakthrough. The disagreement is not philosophical; it is a direct clash over what Phase 1/2 biomarker data can and cannot tell us. One side is right.
By Dr. Nadia Osei · 3 min read
Standard CRISPR therapies are already delivering near-miraculous results for conditions like sickle cell disease. But baby KJ's bespoke therapy, built for his exact mutation and delivered in six months, shows where this is actually heading. The FDA just opened a formal highway for it.
By Crash Davis · 4 min read
Casgevy works. Fifty patients treated globally, $2.2 million per dose, 136 trials running. CRISPR has cleared the highest bar in medicine, and the access problem it created is now the harder engineering challenge.
By Vera Santos · 5 min read
