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  • adamredwoods 2 days ago
    Recruiting immune cells for cancer intervention is the future, but it will still take a while to get there.

    >> Over seven years that followed the therapy, 12 patients died due to relapsed neuroblastoma. Among the seven that survived beyond this point, five were cancer-free when given the CAR T-cell therapy but had previously been treated for neuroblastoma using other approaches and were at high risk of relapse. All five were disease-free at their last follow-up, between 10 and 15 years after the CAR T-cell therapy, although the team note they may already have been cured when the therapy was administered.

  • melling 2 days ago
    A doctor in Australia has been cancer free for almost 2 years after treating his brain cancer with Car-T therapy

    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-69006713