No, this is a disease like few others. When a mother and father's blood type only varies by the positive or negative part there's a chance that from the second

No, this is a disease like few others. When a mother and father's blood type only varies by the positive or negative part there's a chance that from the second pregnancy onwards the mother can react to the fetus's blood. Compare that to the cold, a virus; mad cow diseaase, a prion; strap throat/etc, a bacteria, huntingdon's disease, a genetic flaw. Nothing could work on all of them. CRISPR shows that some solutions are only a method to a personalised treatment.