What is Gene Therapy?
Updated: Oct 5
Gene therapy is a groundbreaking medical approach that targets the root causes of genetic disorders by modifying, replacing, or repairing faulty genes. It offers the potential to treat or cure conditions that were previously untreatable. From rare inherited diseases to cancers and some infectious diseases, gene therapy opens new possibilities for lasting solutions, focusing on addressing the source rather than just managing symptoms. This innovative technology represents a major shift in how complex diseases are treated, offering hope for transformative, long-term outcomes.
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