CGS : Medical Gene Transfer

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Will gene-altered athletes kill sport?by Gregory M. Lamb, Christian Science MonitorAugust 23rd, 2004Soon, animal DNA could make us faster and stronger - no training needed.

Genetically modified athelete - does it run true?by Pratap Ravindran, The Hindu Business LineAugust 10th, 2004Genetically modified athletes might be a boon to India's ambitions in biotechnology.

Scientists fear new drugs and genetic dopingby Jennifer Tang, EurekAlert!July 21st, 2004

The Triumph of Hope Over Scienceby Mark Derr, New York TimesFebruary 24th, 2004

Gene Therapy Used to Treat Patients With Parkinson'sby Denise Grady and Gina Kolata, New York TimesAugust 19th, 2003

What next for human gene therapy?by Eric T. Juengst, British Medical JournalJune 28th, 2003

Gene Therapy Trials Haltedby Andrew Pollack, The New York TimesJanuary 15th, 2003

In Utero Somatic Gene Transfer ProposalsMarch 15th, 2002In 1990 W. French Anderson became the first person to attempt authorized somatic gene transfer experiments on humans. In 1998 he proposed to begin in utero somatic gene transfer experiments and in the process, in his words, "push the envelope" on inheritable genetic modification.

Lawsuit in Gene Therapy Death Settled Suspended Experiment Allowed to ResumeGenetic CrossroadsDecember 7th, 2000

New Push for In Utero Gene TransferGenetic CrossroadsDecember 7th, 2000

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