harmful mutations

How Can Harmful Mutations Be Managed or Treated?

Managing or treating harmful mutations involves various strategies:
Gene Therapy: Introducing or repairing genes to correct genetic defects.
Medications: Drugs designed to alleviate symptoms or slow the progression of genetic disorders.
Lifestyle Changes: Adopting specific dietary or lifestyle modifications to manage symptoms.

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