HUh??. nah all links work fine just fine. If your shitty computer doesn't just go to the FDA site and type 'What is gene therapy ' in the search bar. Never said anything about the American society for Gene and Cell therapy link mentioning DNA vaccines - we are talking about RNA therapies, do try to keep up. You so obviously a shill you can barely keep from being dishonest. Yes it's simple to use a search bar. Lol, you are unable to actually critique the information so you attack the messenger. hahahaa Appeal to authority. That's your go to - either claim they don't know what they talking about or completely avoid it - either way you don't have to address the veracity of the info. You obviously lack reading comprehension and yet the article has several areas of note - 'When the products are categorized by disease indication, we can gauge the level of progress gene therapy has made in each type of disease. Seven of the eight approved oncology products are chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells against B cell malignancies. Six FDA approvals have been issued for infectious disease vaccines, although four of them are emergency use authorizations for vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 intended to quell the COVID-19 pandemic. Two adeno-associated virus (AAV)-based gene transfer vectors have been approved for use in diseases caused by rare inherited mutations.' But yes , tell us how that doesn't mean what it means bc it doesn't use a big red high light pen for the npc's or that those seven oncology products are not gene therapy's when you actually look them up on the NIH site or product register (they are cancer gene therapies) or that the two AAV-based gene transfer vectors aren't also gene therapeutics (they are). But magically the 4 EUA 'vaccines' using the new emerging class of RNA therapies are not. You're so sad and obvious. Get boosted ....