When Tomoko Nakamura entered high school in April 2024, she was confident about getting good grades, having consistently ranked in the top five in junior high school. But her problems began when she ...

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A 3-year-old boy from California is faring well, nine months after becoming the first person to receive a new gene therapy for a rare, life-shortening genetic disorder called Hunter syndrome. Oliver ...