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Science Times - Tay-Sachs Disease Treatment: After 14 Years of Development, Researchers Successfully Give 2 Children the First-Ever Gene Therapy

Tay-Sachs Disease Treatment: Two Children Became First-Ever Successful Gene Therapy, After 14 Years of Development

Medicine & Technology Feb 16, 2022

Two babies have recently been reported to have been given the first-ever treatment for a severe neurological disease called Tay-Sachs disease after more than 14 years of development.

HexA enzyme in the brain

Tay-Sachs Disease Treatment: Two Children Became First-Ever Successful Gene Therapy, After 14 Years of Development

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