Medicine & TechnologyFor the first time, experts conducted in vivo gene editing for increased accessibility to CRISPR-based therapies. Check this article to learn more.
CRISPR, introduced by Doudna and Charpentier 11 years ago, gains FDA approval for gene-editing, a groundbreaking advance in treating genetic diseases. Continue reading to learn more about the world's first gene-editing treatment for human illness.
Medicine regulators greenlight the first CRISPR therapy, Casgevy, for genetic blood disorders. Explore its approval, mechanism, and details in this article.
A woman's persistent superbug infection, possibly from a bombing, highlights antibiotic resistance dangers, which caused millions of deaths worldwide. Read the article to learn more details.
A new cancer treatment that uses genetically modified fat shrunk tumors when transplanted into mouse and human tumors, but it requires testing in human trials. Read the article to learn more.
About 40% of the catfish in the US farms die from disease before they even hatch due to infection. Check out how an alligator gene could protect them and prevent a mass die-off.
Cardiovascular accounts for 32% of deaths worldwide annually. Check out this new gene editing therapy that researchers claim to have the ability to repair damaged tissue after a heart attack, saving the patient.
A 13-year-old patient with leukemia who had not responded to other treatments now has no detectable cancer cells after receiving genetically edited immune cells that attack cancer. Read the article to learn more details about this story.
Little Bamboo is the first-ever man-made rat species. It is also the first mammal in the world with fully recombined genes. Read to know more about it.