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Emirati researcher Sheikha Al Mazrouei says that genetics, stem-cell science and regenerative medicine, together with artificial intelligence and genomic data, are steering medicine toward treating the causes of disease and repairing tissue rather than merely relieving symptoms. She expects stem cells to find applications in diseases of the nervous system, spinal cord and heart, as well as diabetes. Personalized medicine, meanwhile, makes it possible to tailor treatment and dosage to each patient’s characteristics, and helps predict health risks so they can be prevented early. She cautions that gene editing, despite its therapeutic promise, requires ethical and regulatory oversight—particularly when altering embryo genes or using the technology to select human traits.
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