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Gene therapy for hearing loss: Current status and future prospects of non-viral vector delivery systems

17 Oct 2024

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Current therapeutic options for hearing loss rely on hearing aids, ossiculoplasty or cochlear implants. These devices have limitations, particularly in noisy acoustic environments. Therefore, interest in exploring aetiological treatments to improve not only auditory perception but also the quality of life of those affected is increasing. Gene therapy is a promising aetiological treatment that can fully restore...

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PMID: 39427589
DOI: 10.1016/j.heares.2024.109130

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