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Rare Cancer Case Raises New Questions about AAV Gene Therapy Safety
Adeno-associated virus (AAV) gene therapies have long been viewed as carrying only a minimal risk of insertional mutagenesis — a process in which vector DNA integrates into the patient’s genome and, in rare cases, could contribute to cancer development. That…
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The Wednesday TableShe had been on virtual calls since eight in the morning. The screen glowed. Her eyes burned. Plugged into Teams across time zones, she was digitally connected yet entirely isolated from the reality of Japan’s pharma market.She needed…





