Richard Warry - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Richard Warry's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Richard Warry
Verified
Assistant Editor, Insight and Analysis, BBC
London
Beats
Human Interest , Health , Culture , Business , Social Affairs
I don't cover anything outside of recipes.
Content
By Richard Warry Verified| BBC Verified Gene therapy has transformed the lives of people with a genetic disorder that causes painful and unpredictable swelling attacks. Angiodema, thought to affect 50,000 people worldwide, can be seriously debilitating, affect airways, and occasionally prove fatal. Patients treated with a single dose of gene therapy Crispr-Cas9 showed little sign of further symptoms. The therapy also has big potential as a treatment for other genetic conditions.
By Richard Warry Verified| BBC Verified Image copyright Unicef Image caption A boy is vaccinated against measles in Samoa last year - many such programmes this year have been disrupted by the pandemic The pandemic has led to a sharp fall in the number of children around the world being vaccinated, the UN says. The decline in immunisation against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough over the first four months of the year is the first in nearly three decades.
By Richard Warry Verified| BBC Verified Gene therapy has transformed the lives of people with a genetic disorder that causes painful and unpredictable swelling attacks. Angiodema, thought to affect 50,000 people worldwide, can be seriously debilitating, affect airways, and occasionally prove fatal. Patients treated with a single dose of gene therapy Crispr-Cas9 showed little sign of further symptoms. The therapy also has big potential as a treatment for other genetic conditions.
Company Info
BBC
BBC News is the news division of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), established in 1922. It is the largest broadcast news organization in the world, employing around 5,500 journalists and 7,000 staff globally. The organization produces over 120 hours of content daily across radio, television, and digital platforms, with its headquarters located in London and 50 international bureaus staffed by more than 250 foreign correspondents. BBC News provides comprehensive news coverage through its TV channel, regional programs, and specialized services. It delivers news via BBC Radio 4, BBC World Service, and local stations, while its digital platforms offer live updates and multimedia content. The division produces flagship news programs, in-depth documentaries, and podcasts, catering to both UK residents and international audiences. Funded primarily by the UK television license fee, BBC News focuses on delivering impartial news without subscription fees for its core services.
London, England, United Kingdom
'+44 20 8743 8000
Founded: 1922