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The CRISPR Atlas

Diseases

Conditions where gene editing is approved, in trials, or still only a laboratory idea — with that difference stated on every page.

19 diseases in the Atlas. Every disease page states whether gene editing for that condition is an approved treatment, in clinical trials, in preclinical work, or still only a laboratory idea — that distinction is the most important thing on the page.

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Blood disorders 3

Metabolic disease 2

Rare genetic disease 4

Cardiovascular disease 1

Cancer 2

Infectious disease 1

Muscular disease 1

Eye disease 2

Neurological disease 3

Reading these pages A disease appearing here does not mean gene editing can treat it. Most entries describe research, and most research programmes never become medicines. Each page labels its evidence level at the top.