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Gene editing could replace lifelong medication, but has a catch.
Permanent DNA changes raise long-term safety concerns; most treatments target cells that do not pass to offspring.
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“From Lab to Life: Gene Editing Can Replace Drugs - The Times of Israel”
Gene editing could replace drugs, according to The Times of Israel.
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“Gene editing could replace a lifetime of medication, but there's a catch”
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10 10 Gene editing could replace lifelong medication, but has a catch.
Permanent DNA changes raise long-term safety concerns; most treatments target cells that do not pass to offspring.