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A Teen With a Rare Genetic Disorder Walks on His Own After a Custom Medicine

via Smithsonian Magazine·yesterday

A teenager whose genetic disorder caused frequent seizures and developmental delays walked unaided for the first time after receiving an experimental medicine designed for him alone. His progress, alongside that of another boy on a similar personalized treatment, shows both the promise and the daunting economics of tailor-made drugs.

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