I think I recall a couple of years ago there was a study that was shown, respected, and you probably know it better than I, that $2 million for gene therapy for ultra-rare diseases was a reasonable sort of--it would cover the cost.
Cassidy discusses the cost of gene therapy for ultra-rare diseases.
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I guess my point is, though, that the American people need to know more than we’re being told.
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It is better than sending troops, it's cheaper than sending troops, it's a humane thing to do.
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