First In-Body Gene Editing Successfully Treats Rare Disease Patient

A gene-editing technique has been used for the first time to directly modify DNA inside a patient's body, targeting a rare disease. The procedure's success is reported by The Independent, but details on efficacy and safety remain limited. This marks a milestone in in-vivo gene therapy, potentially expanding treatment options for genetic disorders.

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