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CRISPR was announced in 2012. The first Hepatitis B therapy built on it is only now entering serious trials. That 14-year gap is not a scandal. It is the cost of not killing people with untested medicine, and the real question is which parts of the pipeline we can actually compress.
By Crash Davis · 3 min read
Bacteria have been blowing themselves up to share antibiotic resistance genes with their neighbors, and a 2026 study finally identified the 3-gene switch that triggers it. This isn't a curiosity. It's a drug target that changes the entire logic of how we fight superbugs.
By Crash Davis · 3 min read
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
A coalition of climate skeptics entered a U.S. courtroom on March 20, 2026, arguing that scientific consensus is itself antithetical to science. They are half right about the wrong thing, and the distinction matters enormously.
By Dr. Nadia Osei · 3 min read
A new study links two lesser-known forever chemicals to accelerated biological aging specifically in men aged 50 to 64. The chemicals, PFNA and PFOSA, are present in 95% of Americans. This is one study. It is also part of a pattern that the longevity industry has no supplement for.
By Dr. Nadia Osei · 4 min read