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NEW YORK — To gene therapy pioneer Jim Wilson, the field is currently clouded with “irrational pessimism.” Companies are abandoning ship; approved therapies aren’t being prescribed. Yet both he and University of Pennsylvania researcher Kiran Musunuru are forging ahead, using contrasting approaches, as they explained onstage at STAT’s Breakthrough Summit East.
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