Brisbane Times·4 min read·medium
How scientists are using ‘genetic patches’ to treat Sasha Lipworth’s condition
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Kate Aubusson
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The parents of nine-year-old Sasha Lipworth are working with a team of international scientists to develop a bespoke genetic therapy for her rare, debilitating condition. After losing her ability to speak and function, the family is self-funding research to find a potential cure.
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This story underscores the challenges families face when navigating rare diseases that lack institutional financial support.
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The article focuses on a human interest story regarding medical research and family advocacy.
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