Is there a way of treating or preventing a genetic disease?

Patients suffering from CatSper, PLZ, SCZ1 mutation then ICSI or enhance ICSI will overcome infertility. If you’re talking about inherited diseases, in Britain, we screen all babies for diseases like Phenylketonuria and which is an enzyme in the brain. If a baby is found to have PKU, they are put on a vegan diet and have a normal life. If they don’t adhere to a vegan diet, then they get irreparable mental retardation. That’s a good example of genetics intervening and having a really happy ending to the story. There is gene therapy that is working for persistent fibrosis. There are new drugs for cystic fibrosis. They’re all coming up with new treatments. In China, if a woman is missing a particular gene that causes pre-implantation failure, they’re injecting the RNA of that gene much like the Pfizer vaccine. They inject the RNA sequence of the missing gene into the ovum. They’ve had success with that, it has improved the implantation, and they have gone on to have a child. It might take a while to get approved, but the more we know, the more chances and ingenious ways of overcoming these things. It’s the same with COVID-19, messenger RNA vaccines before, these are all brand new, but they’re saving lots of people from dying from COVID-19. So the same technology can be applied to infertility.