The State Of CRISPR Clinical Trials And Their Future Potentials - The Medical Futurist

One of the most commonly asked questions about CRISPR gene editing technology revolves around its application in medicine-specifically, the reasons behind its use and the methods employed.
In this video, I'll cover the basics and answer this question for you. 🙂👇
If you want to read more, here is my detailed analysis: medicalfuturist.com/the-state...

[@xylongevity]

CRISPR healed HSV Keratitis in China recently in a interventional study with 3 participants.

[@PAMIR2001]

Great content as usual.

[@Medicalfuturist]

Much appreciated!

[@drsandippatel6779]

Great one 👍🏻

[@Medicalfuturist]

Thanks ✌️

[@fizakhan9085]

I want clinical trial how can i get into it?

[@nabajyotidas3474]

Sir, artificial kidney available which year?????????

[@AngieStonesPhD]

So why CRISPR can not be used to turn off cancer advance or degenerative disease advances etc. Just a question.

[@AngieStonesPhD]

@@nur-azhar Unfortunately money talks. But even the richest can not escape horrible diseases. And you are right nobody even call you for an interview after 65, leave alone 70.😥

[@Medicalfuturist]

Because it is much more complex than it might sound. Many cancer types are multifactorial meaning a lot of genetic and environmental factors contribute to developing the disease. There is not one switch to turn on and off.

[@AngieStonesPhD]

@@Medicalfuturist but targeting developing cancer cells should be possible
I mean on larger scale. I know some exist but this is just for some cancers and in the USA not available if you are poor. At least her in Spain we dont pay for any treatment