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Real-world Impact of Gene Therapy: A Patient Story from The Harvard Gazette

We share a report about a 32-year-old with hemophilia B who recently received gene therapy at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

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This is one in an occasional series highlighting the stories of patients who have received gene therapy for hemophilia B.

Gene therapy is now available for the treatment of hemophilia B in multiple countries, making appropriate adults eligible for this innovative treatment. CSL is proud to share stories of individuals who have received gene therapy, showcasing the real-world impact of this medical advancement.

Read a patient story from The Harvard Gazette 

Additionally, CSL released data that assessed hemophilia B patients receiving a gene therapy in their fourth year following treatment.

As more gene therapy treatments are developed and approved, experts recommend shared decision making as a framework for patients working with their doctors to consider complex medical decisions.