7 real studies: chikungunya outbreak vaccination, treating migraine prodrome before pain, one scan for heart + liver risk, custom gene editing for a baby, Crispr-tuned T cells in colorectal cancer, liver regeneration “switches,” and vascularized mini islets for diabetes. We break down what was actually tested, what the results truly show, and why it matters for public health, prevention, and next-gen therapies.
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