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Researchers across the globe are racing to push the boundaries of what was once thought impossible. This report walks through the key findings, the methodology behind them, and what they could mean for the years ahead. Independent experts weigh in on the significance of the results, while critics raise important questions about reproducibility and next steps.
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The Gene Therapy That Reversed a Rare Childhood Disease
Researchers across the globe are racing to push the boundaries of what was once thought impossible. This report walks through the key findings, the methodology behind them, and what they could mean for the years ahead. Independent experts weigh in on the significance of the results, while critics raise important questions about reproducibility and next steps.
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