Cell and gene therapy MSc student
Paula Macho Rueda is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews with a BSc in biochemistry from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. She later completed an MA in Applied Ethics, where she discovered her passion for philosophy and the ethics of biotechnology, focusing her dissertation on the ethical implications of embryonic models. She is currently pursuing an MSc in Cell and Gene therapy at University College London, conducting research on gene therapy approaches for severe congenital neutropenia.
Donor stem cells that underwent a precise type of genome editing could pave the way for safer, chemotherapy-free transplants, new results in mice show...
A novel topical gene therapy for the treatment of a rare genetic skin disorder has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency...
Dr Jeremy Koenig, host of the DNA of Things podcast, speaks with Professor Insoo Hyun about how bioethics plays out in the real world, where the most logical argument doesn't always win...
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