A new study in Jacksonville, Florida, aims to help people with severe cholesterol issues through gene editing, which allows scientists to precisely add, remove, or alter DNA within an organism's genome. The technology will be used to improve cholesterol health through the liver. The study could potentially permanently lower cholesterol levels, reducing the risk of heart attacks and other dangerous symptoms. The research is being conducted by Doctor Michael Koren with the Encore Research Group of the Jacksonville Center for Clinical Research.