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What if ageing really is something we can engineer around?
This week, we head to London’s HowTheLightGetsIn festival, where thinkers including Bryan Johnson and Aubrey de Grey are debating whether humans could ever truly overcome ageing. Then we look at a one-time CRISPR treatment that cut LDL cholesterol by roughly half — with the effect still holding a year later.
Finally, we dig into the darker side of powerful new medicine: Novartis pausing eight CAR-T trials after three patient deaths, and what that says about the risks of trying to reboot the immune system.
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