He Jiankui: Baby gene experiment 'foolish and dangerous' - BBC News

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The first people to be gene-edited – a pair of baby twin girls – may have been mutated in a way that shortens life expectancy, research suggests.
Prof He Jiankui shocked the world when he genetically altered the twins to try to gi…
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He Jiankui: Baby gene experiment ‘foolish and dangerous’ – BBC News

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