STAT December 9, 2024
Adam Feuerstein

The procedures, highlighted at ASH meeting, could help widen access

SAN DIEGO — The approval one year ago of two genetic medicines for sickle cell disease, including the first therapy powered by CRISPR gene editing, was a milestone for people living with a debilitating blood disease long neglected by the medical establishment. But access to the near-curative treatments has been slowed by their high...

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