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RARE PHOTOS: Heart disease injection edges industry closer to cure - The Real Truth

Disease Heart Disease Cardiomyopathy Australia
Kate Bannan, who has cardiomyopathy, has learnt of a new therapy that may help her condition. (PR IMAGE PHOTO)

A world-first injection that reverses a genetic form of heart disease could soon provide a treatment alternative to transplants, medication and implantable heart devices.

Researchers from Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Melbourne have developed a gene therapy, in what has been billed as a major step towards a cure for genetic cases of cardiomyopathy.

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