‘It means everything’: How Melbourne scientists are fighting to save Poppy’s sight
16-10-2026 10:30 via theage.com.au

‘It means everything’: How Melbourne scientists are fighting to save Poppy’s sight

Diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, five-year-old Poppy Stevens faces progressive vision loss. Now, Melbourne scientists are pioneering a gene-editing treatment to save her sight.
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