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James Gallagher
Journalist

James Gallagher

Science Correspondent at BBC News

LinkedIn@JamesTGallagher

James Gallagher is a journalist at BBC News

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Scientists Report Gene Editing Success in Huntington's Disease Treatment
BBCnewspositiveSep 28, 2025

Gene therapy successfully slowed Huntington's disease progression by 75% in treated patients, allowing one year of expected decline to take four years instead.

“Author of "Scientists Report Gene Editing Success in Huntington's Disease Treatment" in BBC”

AI in HealthcareGene TherapyMedical ResearchGenetic Medicine
The Cure To Superbugs Might Not Come From Humans
BBCnewspositiveAug 18, 2025

MIT researchers used generative AI to design two new potential antibiotics that killed drug-resistant gonorrhoea and MRSA in laboratory and animal tests, potentially opening a 'second golden age' in antibiotic discovery.

“Author of "The Cure To Superbugs Might Not Come From Humans"”

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AI designs antibiotics for gonorrhoea and MRSA superbugs
BBC NewsnewspositiveAug 14, 2025

MIT researchers used generative AI to design two new potential antibiotics that kill drug-resistant gonorrhoea and MRSA in laboratory and animal tests, potentially ushering in a 'second golden age' of antibiotic discovery.

“Author of "AI designs antibiotics for gonorrhoea and MRSA superbugs" in BBC News”

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