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Waiting lists back to work, someone, that would be a big sum of money and the government has set a public finance objective, it is onlyjust said to me that by £10 billion, small in the context of the wider economy. and so that would probably mean that any higher pay awards would be accompanied by high taxes, probably looking, for the average household, something in the region of between five and... 500— £600 a year. these are relatively large sums at a time when families are under a squeeze.— a world first now — a teenage girl's incurable cancer has been cleared from her body using a r...

Called base editing. in the lab, three precise changes were made to the cells' dna, and they were then armed to fight her cancer. base editing is part of a genetic revolution which is transforming our understanding of human biology. it is an incredibly precise tool with huge potential to treat, and possibly cure, a range of diseases, especially disorders of the blood. ten children with t—cell leukaemia will have the treatment as part of a clinical trial. there is enormous amounts of innovation going on in terms of how we can use these new tools to manipulate and change bits of dna, and our a...

The pharma giant wants to repair genes with its own technology as a way to cure diseases, AstraZeneca's Steve Rees told Insider.

Pfizer is set to pay $300 million up front in a milestone deal with Beam Therapeutics, the pioneer of a new gene-editing approach called base editing.