Richard Warry
Assistant Editor, Insight and Analysis at BBC
Assistant editor for specialist journalism at the BBC.
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Jan 31, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | Richard Warry
Gene therapy has transformed the lives of people with a genetic disorder that causes painful and unpredictable swelling attacks. Angiodema, thought to affect 50,000 people worldwide, can be seriously debilitating, affect airways, and occasionally prove fatal. Patients treated with a single dose of gene therapy Crispr-Cas9 showed little sign of further symptoms. The therapy also has big potential as a treatment for other genetic conditions.
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Excellent piece by @guardian’s @alexispetridis on the amazing career and singular appeal of @KateBush. Really gets to the heart of a phenomenon. https://t.co/1ROWJRO3hy
BBC launches its NHS Winter Tracker. You can use it to find out how your local #NHS hospitals are performing, as they cope with #Covid, including the new #Omicron variant, and the pressure built up during the #pandemic. https://t.co/8Ci4Vu9iTM
Farewell to @davidshukmanbbc who is leaving the BBC after an incredibly important career reporting on the issues surrounding climate change from around the world, always in compelling, authoritative fashion, as well as being a superb colleague.