British baby given genetically-edited immune cells to beat cancer in world first

British baby given genetically-edited immune cells to beat cancer in world first A British baby has become the first in the world to receive genetically modified immune cells from a donor and is now cancer free. The Daily Telegraph

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• World first as baby girl battling leukaemia is saved by 'miracle' treatment: Genetically-modified cells which 'hunt out and kill the disease The Daily Mail
• Layla Richards: One-year-old girl becomes world's first person to receive therapy to cure incurable cancer The Independent