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FDA places clinical hold on Verve Therapeutics gene-editing treatment

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Verve Therapeutics says its experimental gene-editing treatment for a common form of heart disease was placed on clinical hold by the FDA. The Cambridge, Mass.-based biotech had submitted a request to the FDA in October to allow participants in the U.S. to receive the CRISPR-based treatment.

Published 3 months ago

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FDA places clinical hold on Verve Therapeutics gene-editing treatment

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