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Aug 3, 2026, 13:03
Mohamed El Belghiti Alaoui: The Promise of AAV Gene Therapy in Hemophilia A
Mohamed El Belghiti Alaoui, Independent Researcher, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“AAV Gene Therapy (Factor VIII) for Hemophilia A.
Consider that a cure for the once‑incurable bleeding disorder Hemophilia A is now in clinical trials, offering hope beyond lifelong infusions.
We are shifting from merely managing bleeding episodes to rewriting patients’ biology, enabling their own cells to produce factor VIII continuously.
- Standard Hemophilia A care requires frequent factor VIII infusions, causing inhibitor formation, venous access challenges, and prohibitive costs.
- AAV vector delivers functional F8 gene to hepatocytes, enabling continuous endogenous factor VIII production and durable hemostasis.
- Approval would provide a one‑time infusion, eliminating lifelong prophylaxis and dramatically improving patient quality of life.
Would you trust this one‑time gene therapy for yourself or a loved one?”

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