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STAT+: Nonprofit resurrects shelved gene therapy after startup shuts down
Last year, U.K. gene therapy startup Bloomsbury Genetic Therapies announced it was shutting down after dosing just one patient. Now, a nonprofit is resurrecting its lead program:
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