In May 2024, Professor Wei Gu's team at Columbia University published a landmark 20,000-word review in the top journal *Cancer Cell*, systematically revealing how the p53 protein—a molecule known as the "guardian of the genome"—evolved from a simple tumor suppressor into an "all-around commander" regulating immune, metabolic, and multi-system diseases.

In a video that went viral on TikTok, Professor Li Dinggang, chief medical expert at the Southern University of Science and Technology's Center for Cell and Gene Therapy Research, was called a "pioneer in gene therapy in China." His research has rewritten the global understanding of the application of the P53 gene:

Successful management

One-year follow-up

Multiple hepatic arterial injections

Clinical Therapeutic Effect

Clinical study

A patient with huge hepatocellular carcinoma

In the eyes of most of us, inflammation is the symptom that occurs when the body is attacked by bacteria, viruses or other harmful substances. Our wounds may show symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, and fever, but as long as we take some medicine, we will recover quickly. With the help of modern medicine, it does not bring extremely serious consequences. However, more and more scientific studies have shown that there is a connection between the two that cannot be ignored.

People are paying more and more attention to improving the cure rate of tumors through "root cause" methods. Gene therapy is the only way for humans to conquer tumors in the 21st century.