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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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