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Day 1 at ASGCT: Missing scientists, a gene editing failure, and a gene editing first

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Last updated: May 14, 2025 9:39 pm
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The atmosphere at the annual meeting of the American Society of Cell and Gene Therapy in New Orleans was somewhat somber. The biotech market has been facing challenges for years, and there is uncertainty surrounding the FDA and NIH. Despite this, many researchers at the conference tried to exude confidence. One presenter pointed out that in the last four years, 16 gene and cell therapies have been approved, offering a glimmer of hope in an otherwise tough landscape. Additionally, attendees were greeted by a purple-clad Mardi Gras-style stilt walker, adding a touch of whimsy to the event.

However, there were notable absences at the conference, with several prominent scientists unable to attend due to what seemed to be various policies implemented by the Trump administration. Their absence was felt by those in attendance, highlighting the impact of political decisions on scientific gatherings.

For more updates and potentially positive news, attendees were encouraged to tune in on Thursday and Friday. The promise of good news in the midst of challenges offered a sense of optimism for the future of cell and gene therapy research.

As the event unfolded, it became clear that the field of cell and gene therapy is facing both significant advancements and obstacles. The approval of 16 therapies in the past four years is a testament to the progress being made in this area of research. However, the absence of key scientists at the conference underscored the challenges and uncertainties that continue to plague the industry.

Despite the setbacks, researchers, advocates, and executives remained determined to push forward and overcome obstacles. The conference served as a platform for collaboration, sharing of ideas, and a renewed sense of purpose in advancing cell and gene therapy.

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Overall, the annual meeting of the American Society of Cell and Gene Therapy was a mix of hope and challenges. While the road ahead may be uncertain, the dedication and resilience of those in the field promise continued progress and breakthroughs in the realm of cell and gene therapy. Stay tuned for more updates and developments in this exciting and rapidly evolving field.

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