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Baby Walks After Groundbreaking CRISPR Gene Therapy Success
12/21/2025
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Story summary
- KJ Muldoon, a baby with a rare genetic disorder, began walking after CRISPR gene-editing therapy at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
- The treatment targeted his condition and helped him survive a life-threatening illness.
- He spent ten months in the hospital and was discharged in June.
- He has since celebrated his first birthday and prepared for Christmas at home.
- The case has prompted discussion on personalized therapies for rare diseases.
