About this episode

Dr. Eric Adler discusses his pioneering gene therapy work for Danon disease and the future of gene editing in cardiology.

Dr. Eric Adler discusses his pioneering gene therapy work for Danon disease and the broader future of gene editing in cardiology. With dramatic clinical results and a compelling origin story, this episode highlights the transformative potential of precision medicine in inherited cardiomyopathies.

People in this episode

Guest: Dr. Eric Adler

Topics covered

• gene therapy
• cardiology
• precision medicine
• inherited diseases
• clinical results

Keywords

• gene therapy
• Danon disease
• cardiomyopathies
• precision medicine
• gene editing

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Heart Failure Society of America

Books & works: Danon disease, precision medicine, genetic cardiomyopathies

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