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After a decade, CRISPR gene editing is a 'revolution in progress.' What does the future hold?

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Medical innovations typically take 17 years from the time a lightbulb goes off in a scientist's head until the first person benefits. But every once in a while, an idea is so powerful and so profound its effects are felt much faster.

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After a decade, CRISPR gene editing is a 'revolution in progress.' What does the future hold?

Medical innovations typically take 17 years from the time a lightbulb goes off in a scientist's head until the first person benefits.

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After a decade, CRISPR gene editing is a 'revolution in progress.' What does the future hold?

Over the next decade, scientists predict CRISPR will yield multiple medical treatments and be used to modify crops.

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