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Butterfly Boy: After Three Applications of the Medicine, Wounds Heal Noticeably Faster

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In early July, Miloš became the first patient with epidermolysis bullosa at the University Hospital of Ljubljana to receive gene therapy with the drug Vyjuvek. The boy tolerates the drug well and has not had any specific side effects from the treatment so far. After three applications of the drug, the clinic has noticed that the wounds there heal faster than in places where he does not receive the drug.

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In early July, Miloš became the first patient with epidermolysis bullosa at the University Hospital of Ljubljana to receive gene therapy with the drug Vyjuvek. The boy tolerates the drug well and has not had any specific side effects from the treatment so far. After three applications of the drug, the clinic has noticed that the wounds there heal faster than in places where he does not receive the drug.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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In early July, the boy Miloš was the first patient with epidermolysis bullosa at the University Medical Center (UKC) Ljubljana to receive gene therapy with the drug Vyjuvek. The boy tolerates the drug well and has not had any special side effects from the treatment so far. After three applications of the drug, the clinic has noticed that the wounds there heal faster than in places where he does not receive the drug. The head of the pediatric dep…

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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