Genetic Medicine

Precision Medicine Treatment Used to Cure 95% of Children With Previously Incurable, Deadly Immune Disease

Notable for pediatric immunology specialists and hospitals that treat genetic conditions in infants and children, this genetic technology may allow full recovery for children with SCID, instead of a lifetime of medical monitoring and treatments.

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Breaking Precision Medicine Treatment for Blindness Opens Possibility for Hospitals to Better Treat Congenital Diseases

The precision medicine finding that congenital blindness can be treated with gene therapy “bodes well, efficacy-wise, for future cohorts in the treatment of this severe childhood-onset photoreceptor disease,” according to the authors’ conclusion. It also offers hope to others with congenital diseases.

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Precision Medicine Offers Hospital Administrators a Way to Address Racial Disparities in Cancer Treatments

Insights into a recently published comprehensive review in Cancer Reports. The review, featuring Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai researchers, discusses the implications of using precision medicine to treat prostate cancer in different populations, particularly African American men.

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Precision Medicine Research Providing Potential for COVID-19 Breakthroughs

Oportunities for precision medicine partnerships. With COVID-19, precision medicine focuses on better understanding of how and why the coronavirus affects different individuals in different ways. This in turn indicates types of treatments that can be targeted toward biological pathways that vary between individuals.

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