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India is progressing in cell and gene therapy. Research includes treatments for leukemia, hemophilia-A, sickle-cell anemia, and more.

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Secondly, inspired by this passage, Aldous Huxley turned the meaning of this phrase into the title of his novel, Brave New World—where the "brave new world" is controlled, dehumanized ...

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If you like dystopian fiction, Aldous Huxley’s thought-provoking ... Published in 1932, "Brave New World" serves as Huxley’s critique of the growing technological optimism of his time ...

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“Brave New World” is a critique of capitalism ... and revolutionaries including Aldous Huxley. ullstein bild via Getty Images Urban recently posted the words “um” and “that’s not ...

In some cases, this is so they can live as they please. Aldous Huxley wrote Brave New World (1932). He was the grandson of Thomas Huxley (Darwin’s bulldog, who did much to promote the cause of ...