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Molly Godfrey

New York
As seen in: Outspoken: Finding Your Voice on LinkedIn with Molly Godfrey, Medium, Science Magazine, Thought Catalog, MamaMia, The Good Men Project, PET
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Gene therapy for fatal child brain disease may cause blood cancers

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By Joanne Delange Verified, Molly Godfrey
| PET
A gene therapy that halts a childhood-onset fatal brain disease has been associated with an increased risk of developing blood cancer. Long-term follow up of 67 children who received the gene therapy Skysona for the treatment of the rare disease cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD), has shown that although the therapy is effective in treating the disease, around ten percent of treated children (seven out of 67) developed blood cancer, most likely as a side effect of the therapy itself.
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Divergence of prostate cancer mutations determines aggressiveness

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By Hannah Flynn Verified, Molly Godfrey
| PET
Prostate cancer can be divided into two different genomic subtypes with implications for treatment strategies, new research has shown. Examining the genomic landscape of 159 prostate tumours using a range of sophisticated computational approaches including artificial intelligence, researchers have shown that prostate tumours follow distinct evolutionary pathways.
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Thalassaemia patients to qualify for NHS stem cell transplants

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By Hannah Flynn Verified, Molly Godfrey
| PET
Adults with thalassemia, a severe genetic blood disorder, will be offered potentially curative stem cell transplants on the NHS for the first time. Adults living with transfusion-dependent thalassemia in the UK currently rely on regular blood transfusions to manage their symptoms and survive. The new treatment, known as an allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplant (Allo-HSCT), involves replacing the patient's blood stem cells with those of a matched sibling donor.
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