Life Sciences Roundup: Custom CRISPR Therapy, Novo Nordisk CEO Change, Quantum AI in Drug Discovery
Multiple Locations: A unique CRISPR-based gene therapy saved an infant with CPS1 deficiency after just six months of development, gaining FDA approval in a rapid one-week review—possibly the fastest new drug clearance ever. Novo Nordisk’s CEO, Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen, will step down amidst investor concerns about obesity drug competition. Meanwhile, quantum AI from Sorbonne University shows remarkable accuracy in simulating molecular behaviors, hinting at big changes in drug discovery processes. The FDA also introduced stricter standards for COVID-19 boosters, limiting them primarily to older or high-risk groups.
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- • CRISPR: Gene editing technology revolutionizing personalized medicine.
- • Novo Nordisk: Major pharmaceutical company known for diabetes and obesity treatments.
- • Sorbonne University: Partnered on a quantum AI model for drug discovery.
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