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One CRISPR infusion kept triglycerides low in monkeys for three years

Medical Xpress reports a Nature study in which a single gene-editing infusion kept triglyceride levels an average of 43% below baseline in monkeys for three years. Whether a permanent edit can safely deliver that benefit in people is still unresolved. <...

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Medical Xpress reports a Nature study in which a single gene-editing infusion kept triglyceride levels an average of 43% below baseline in monkeys for three years. Whether a permanent edit can safely deliver that benefit in people is still unresolved. <...

Medical Xpress reports a Nature study in which a single gene-editing infusion kept triglyceride levels an average of 43% below baseline in monkeys for three years. Whether a permanent edit can safely deliver that benefit in people is still unresolved. Why it matters: It's an animal study, but it adds evidence for...

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