viral-dna therapy carrier infection risks?

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Date: Sun Jan 12 2003 - 21:21:19 MST

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Does anyone have any views on the merits of viral based dna therapies such as hypothesized in Wired June 02 (for IGF-1 muscle therapy)? Are these safe? Would using laser-twisted dna in stem cells be a safer approach, though more difficult technologically?

I guess I'm specifically wondering about risks of infecting others with your dna virus (your carrier for your therapy)...

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