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STAT+: Prime Medicine to seek approval for gene-editing treatment after two-patient trial

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Prime Medicine plans to seek FDA approval for a gene-editing treatment that has been tested on only two patients, utilizing prime editing technology for chronic granulomatous disease. This move tests the FDA's commitment to expediting new gene therapies while facing recent scrutiny over its regulatory approach. Content creators should note this as an example of how cutting-edge medical technologies are pushing regulatory boundaries and the potential impact on rare disease treatments.

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