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Gene Therapy as a book category encompasses works that explore the science, medicine, and societal impact of altering genes to prevent, treat, or cure disease. Titles in this genre range from accessible introductions to genetics and gene-editing tools (such as CRISPR and viral vectors) to advanced clinical and research references on delivery methods, trial design, and regulatory pathways. Readers will find case studies of conditions targeted by gene therapy—rare inherited disorders, certain cancers, blood diseases, and forms of blindness—alongside discussions of safety, efficacy, manufacturing, and real-world implementation. The category also includes ethics, policy, and equity perspectives, as well as histories of the field and narrative accounts from researchers, clinicians, patients, and caregivers. Suitable for students, professionals, and curious general readers, these books illuminate a rapidly evolving frontier of biomedicine.

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