Genetic Therapies Social Media Resources

Help bring greater awareness to genetic therapies

Help bring greater awareness to genetic therapies by sharing these graphics and sample posts on your social media channels.

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Info card with text overlaying a computer-generated image of a DNA double helix. The text reads, “Did you know? Gene therapy may be within reach to helppeople living with hemophilia A produce clotting factor VIII.” The card footer shows the NHLBI logo, the Blood Diseases and Disorders Program visual, and the program website url: www.nhlbi.nih.gov/blood.
An info card with text overlaying an image of two women sitting discussing medical charts. The text reads, “Genetic therapies for sickle cell diseases.” The card footer shows the NHLBI logo, the Blood Diseases and Disorders Program visual, and the program website url: www.nhlbi.nih.gov/blood.
An info card with text overlaying an image of a man. The text reads, “Genetic therapies.” The card footer shows the NHLBI logo, the Blood Diseases and Disorders Program visual, and the program website url: www.nhlbi.nih.gov/blood.
Info card with text overlaying a computer-generated image of a DNA double helix. The text reads "Genetic therapies are being studies to treat: thalassemia hemophilia sickle cell disease." The card footer shows the NHLBI logo, the Blood Diseases and Disorders Program visual, and the program website url: www.nhlbi.nih.gov/blood.
An image of a double helix. Text: see description
An animated infocard featuring slowly floating blood cells with copy that reads: "Did you know scientists can change the DNA in a patient's cells to treat a condition?"

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