One-Time gene therapy aims to cure 'Bubble Boy' disease
Early trial testing a one-time gene therapy for babies with Artemis SCID, a severe immune disease. Uses patient's own corrected cells.
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The 10 most notable cure or vaccine studies from the last week.
Early trial testing a one-time gene therapy for babies with Artemis SCID, a severe immune disease. Uses patient's own corrected cells.
Read lead report →A clinical trial testing a gentler bone marrow transplant to cure children with severe sickle cell disease while reducing side effects.
Read report →A trial testing a single oral pill to cure sleeping sickness in children aged 1-14 in Africa. It aims to replace complex hospital treatments.
Read report →A clinical trial testing a modified stem cell transplant procedure for Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) to improve success rates and reduce complications.
Read report →Phase 3 study testing a chikungunya vaccine's safety and immune response in 720 children aged 1-12. Currently recruiting participants.
Read report →Phase 3 study testing a 5th booster dose of the VLA15 Lyme disease vaccine in healthy people aged 7+ who have already had 4 doses.
Read report →Phase 3 trial testing a new meningitis vaccine in 1,040 healthy children aged 12-23 months. Compares immune response and safety to an existing vaccine.
Read report →Phase 3 study testing Moderna's mRNA pandemic flu vaccine in 4,000 adults. Measures immune response, safety, and side effects.
Read report →First human trial testing a new monkeypox vaccine in 180 healthy adults. Study focuses on safety and immune response.
Read report →Early-stage study testing safety and immune response of a new meningitis B vaccine in 30 healthy adults. Not yet recruiting participants.
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