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STAT+: Nonprofit resurrects shelved gene therapy after startup shuts down

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Briefings

A Mennonite community in Pennsylvania Dutch country is advancing gene therapy for sick children, while a startup shut down. The article notes a dispute between Novo and Lilly but does not confirm the startup's shutdown or the specific medical breakthrough. The text is limited to a brief introduction and a call to sign up for a newsletter.

Key points

• A Mennonite community in Pennsylvania Dutch country is developing gene therapies for sick children.

Context

The source discusses a biotech dispute between Novo and Lilly but does not confirm the startup's shutdown or the specific medical breakthrough. The text is limited to a brief introduction and a call to sign up for a newsletter.

Limitations

The evidence is a short article snippet with no specific dates, numbers, or named actors beyond 'Novo' and 'Lilly'. It does not confirm the startup's shutdown or the specific medical breakthrough. The text is limited to a brief introduction and a call to sign up for a newsletter.

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