Sarepta's Elevidys: Gene Therapy or Gene Bright Side Editing?
In the dazzling world of gene therapy, Sarepta's Elevidys raises eyebrows by allegedly inflating how much Duchenne gene it actually delivers. Critics - those relentless party poopers of science - cry foul over data that screams 'good vibes only.' Launching with big hopes to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy, this biotech drama unfolds amid skepticism about real benefits. It's the pharmaceutical equivalent of promising a gourmet feast and delivering a sandwich with extra mayo. Apparently, Sarepta's claims are under the microscope like a catvideo star accused of faking its feline antics. Meanwhile, patients and investors wait, clutching popcorn and hoping this gene therapy isnāt just smoke and mirrors with a pricey price tag.
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Sarepta's Elevidys gene therapy: promising muscular miracles or just another overhyped biotech magic trick? Spoiler alert - the 'gene delivery' looks more like gene wishful thinking. Welcome to the pharmaceutical circus folks, grab a seat.
Gene therapy hype: Sarepta claims delivering a gene buffet but critics get a single stale chip. The only thing stretching here might be the truth, not muscles.
If Elevidys were a pizza delivery, itād show up with a single topping missing and a āyour satisfaction is impliedā note. Gene therapy or gene tease? You decide.
Source: Statnews | Published: 9/16/2025 | Author: Jason Mast
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