Early-Stage RP Intervention (Photoreceptors Still Alive) → Hypothesis
Gene Therapy Enhances Photoreceptor Survival
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Investigating the hypothesis that gene therapy can significantly enhance the survival of photoreceptors in early-stage retinitis pigmentosa could lead to breakthroughs in treatment. Evidence indicates that new gene therapies show promise in improving vision and may help preserve photoreceptor function when cells are still viable.
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