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Racing the Clock: When the Genetic Carrier Seeks to Become the Architect of the Cure
In rare disease, urgency is often discussed in abstract terms — pipeline acceleration, regulatory timelines, translational gaps. But for some, urgency has a date attached to it.
Yentli E. Soto Albrecht, PhD, is an MD-PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania whose life and work converged in August 2024 when her father — a 42-year educator in Lancaster, Pennsylvania — died from rapidly progressive ALS caused by the C9orf72 genetic mutation. He died fourteen months from hi
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Genetic Fix or False Hope? The Reality of Gene Therapy in Rare Conditions
Explore the reality of Gene Therapy in rare conditions. Is it a genetic fix or false hope?
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Aug 11, 20258 min read
The Genetic Puzzle Solved: Why Some People Stay Symptom-Free Despite Disease Genes
Why do some people inherit disease-causing genes but show no symptoms?
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Jan 21, 20253 min read
Breakthrough Discovery Uncovers a New Genetic Link to Autism Spectrum Disorder
A groundbreaking study has linked the DDX53 gene, located on the X chromosome, to autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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Jan 20, 20253 min read
Genetic Data for Sale? The Ethical Dilemma of 23andMe’s Financial Struggles
Once a trailblazer in genetic testing, 23andMe now faces financial uncertainty, sparking concerns about the future of its genetic database.
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Dec 3, 20245 min read
From CRISPR to Jumping Genes: The Next Breakthrough in Genetic Science
New research on "jumping genes" could lead to safer, more precise gene-editing techniques.
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Oct 3, 20244 min read
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