Monthly Archives: December 2015

Gene Editing Trials Poised to Expand, but Hurdles Remain

Posted on December 19, 2015 by Johnny Adams

Medscape Medical News Ricki Lewis, PhD November 30, 2015 Article Highlights: So far, few formal gene editing clinical trials are in progress but improvements in the technology are expected to accelerate Gene editing uses DNA-cutting enzymes, called nucleases, to remove, … Continue reading →

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There must be something substantially different in young blood compared to old

Posted on December 2, 2015 by Johnny Adams

Andrew Johnson and team at National Institute of Health/National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute believe there must be something substantially different in young blood compared to old.   They conducted an extensive study using thousands of patient blood samples that was then … Continue reading →

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