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Gene therapy helps doctors restore hearing for children born deaf

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Doctors have successfully used a new gene therapy to restore hearing in children born deaf. The medical breakthrough marks a significant advancement in treatment options for congenital deafness, enabling some affected children to gain the ability to hear.

The development is being hailed as a major medical triumph. While specific timelines and geographical locations beyond the United States are not detailed in the available reports, the intervention represents a notable milestone in genetic medicine and pediatric healthcare.

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WTAE Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, US) (US) Emphasizes the milestone as a major medical triumph
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