Beyond factor replacement: gene therapy as a paradigm shift in haemophilia management (Record no. 22882)

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Author Khan, Insharah
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Title Beyond factor replacement: gene therapy as a paradigm shift in haemophilia management
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Volume, Issue number Vol.19(4), Oct-Dec
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Jaipur
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Health Education Bureau
Year 2024
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Pagination 11-21p.
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Summary, etc. This review examines recent developments in Haemophilia treatment, with a focus on gene therapy approaches. Haemophilia A<br/>and B are genetic disorders caused by deficiencies in coagulation factors VIII and IX, respectively. While current treatments rely<br/>on regular infusions of clotting factors, they face limitations including frequent administration and the risk of inhibitor<br/>development. Gene therapy emerges as a promising alternative, offering the potential for long-term therapeutic gene expression.<br/>The review analyzes various gene therapy strategies, with particular attention to adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector-mediated<br/>approaches. Recent clinical trials have shown encouraging results in both the Haemophilia types, demonstrating sustained factor<br/>expression and reduced bleeding episodes in some patients.<br/>The paper discusses the complexities inherent in gene therapy, including immune responses, vector optimization, and safety<br/>considerations. It also explores genome editing technologies as potential future treatments. Additionally, the review touches on<br/>the economic implications of gene therapies, considering aspects of cost-effectiveness and health technology assessment.<br/>While gene therapy shows promise, challenges remain in ensuring long-term efficacy and safety. Ongoing research aims to<br/>address these issues, potentially transforming Haemophilia treatment from chronic management to a one-time curative approach.<br/>The review concludes by highlighting areas for further investigation and the potential impact of these therapies on Haemophilia<br/>care.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy
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Co-Author Mohd Farhan Shehzad
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Place, publisher, and date of publication Jaipur Health Education Bureau
Title Journal of hospital pharmacy
International Standard Serial Number 2348-7704
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URL https://journalofhospitalpharmacy.in/johp/index.php?id=118&yr=13
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