He Jiankui Resumes Gene-Editing Research, Aiming to Treat Genetic Diseases

After serving prison time for controversial experiments, the Chinese scientist is back in the lab with a focus on genetic disorders.

He Jiankui, known for creating the world's first genetically edited babies, has returned to research on human embryo gene editing.
The scientist aims to develop treatments for genetic diseases like Duchenne muscular dystrophy and familial Alzheimer's disease.
He insists that the children born from his previous experiments are healthy and that his work is now in compliance with ethical standards.
Despite past controversies, He expresses pride in his contributions to families desiring healthy children and believes society will eventually accept gene editing.
He's research remains controversial, with some experts criticizing his refusal to discuss his experiences and the ethical implications of his work.