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“ Cystic fibrosis once all but guaranteed an early death. In the 1930s, most babies born with CF died in infancy. The next decades were a grind of incremental medical progress: A child born with CF in the ’50s could expect to live until age 5. In the ’70s, age 10. In the early 2000s, age 35. With Trikafta came a quantum leap.

“Today, those who begin taking the drug in early adolescence, a recent study projected, can expect to survive to age 82.5—a normal life span.”

theatlantic.com/magazine/archi

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