Ground-breaking gene therapy used for first time in Ireland to treat haemophilia

Ground-breaking gene therapy has been used for the first time to treat a person with severe haemophilia in Ireland.

Ground-breaking gene therapy used for first time in Ireland to treat haemophilia

Ground-breaking gene therapy has been used for the first time to treat a person with severe haemophilia in Ireland.

With advances in gene therapy, it is hoped that haemophilia, an inherited bleeding disorder, will no longer be a lifelong disease.

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