Baby healed in world's first CRISPR gene-editing therapy; Indian-origin doctor plays key role - India Today

An Indian-origin cardiologist, Kiran Musunuru, played a key role in a groundbreaking medical milestone, helping treat a nine-month-old baby boy with a rare genetic disorder using customised gene-editing therapy. Musunuru was born to Telugu parents who migrated to the US from India.

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