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Yilai Shu's team has successfully enabled hearing in four congenitally deaf children using gene therapy.
Technology is limited to a type of deafness that only affects 1% to 8% of deaf people globally.
Some experts suggest that gene therapy could eventually apply to as many as half of all deaf people.
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