New cell therapy offers hope of a leukemia cure
A PIONEERING cancer treatment that teaches the body to attack rogue cells has offered hope of a cure. File picture: The results of an experimental blood cancer treatment have been hailed as amazing. It has shown particular promise for leukaemia and blood cancer, which together affect 30,000 new UK patients each year. These patients had multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer, and were monitored for two months after their treatment. These trials have offered hope that a one-off treatment – administered for four hours over three or four hospital visits – could offer a permanent cure.CAR-T cell therapy is a form of immunotherapy, which has led to a 'new era' of cancer treatment.Claim a week's trial subscription by signing up for free today and receive our daily pharma and biotech news bulletin free of charge, forever. Please login or subscribe in order to continue reading. To continue reading this article and to access exclusive features, interviews, round-ups and commentary from the sharpest minds in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology space you need to be logged into the site and have an active subscription or trial subscription.
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