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Bernard Mallee: We need a policy to make ‘breakthrough’ cell and gene therapies available to patients
Bernard Mallee: We need a policy to make ‘breakthrough’ cell and gene therapies available to patients
Cell and gene therapies are at the heart of a modal shift in medicines innovation, often offering better treatment options for life-threatening illnesses and, in some cases, potentially curing them altogether, writes Bernard Mallee

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Last week, a leading official in the IAAF, the world governing body for athletics, indicated that in the future athletics would probably introduce a third category of classification – male, female, and intersex. This got me thinking on other aspects of sport that might change in the next two decades or so, writes Jack Anderson.

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A new gene therapy technique is able to modify prostate cancer cells so that a patient's body attacks and kills them.

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