Understanding individualised genetic interventions as research-treatment hybrids

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RT @ColumbiaEthics: 🧬 What happens when a genetic therapy is made for just one patient? How do we support and regulate development? In @JME…

🧬 What happens when a genetic therapy is made for just one patient? How do we support and regulate development? In @JME_BMJ , @sandrasoojinlee @appelbap from our Division along with other authors @WendyKChung , discuss the “research-treatment hybrids”. …

RT @ColumbiaEthics: For some individualized genetic therapies, the binary of research versus treatment does not apply. Read "Understanding…

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