Immunotherapy honing in on multiple targets shows promise in pancreatic cancer
This novel immunotherapy may help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells in a way that other immunotherapies have not been able to do thus far.
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Long-term survival supports the potential benefit of CAR T cell therapy to treat solid tumors
An 18-year survivor of neuroblastoma is believed to represent the longest reported remission to date in a patient treated with chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy.
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From bench to bedside and back: CAR T cells armed with IL-15 show promise in treating solid cancers
Researchers relate their journey to finding a promising method to address CAR T cell challenges in treating solid tumors.
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Baylor College of Medicine receives more than $17 million from CPRIT
The CPRIT awards support developmental research focusing on promising new insights into cancer treatment and innovative core facilities.
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CAR T cell therapy for pediatric brain cancer warrants further study
This study shows that this therapy can effectively get to the tumor, and the addition of C7R safely augments antitumor activity.
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CAR T cell therapy makes strides in tackling Hodgkin lymphoma
CAR-T cell therapy has been used to treat Hodgkin lymphoma with remarkable success for the first time in an early phase clinical trial.
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Baylor College of Medicine Women in Science
From the Labs celebrates Baylor Women in Science! Here is the second one in the series. (See the other Women in Science posts here)
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Special delivery of IL-7 signaling makes all the difference for CAR T cells fighting solid tumors
Since he was in college, Thomas Shum wanted to pursue a career in cancer research. As he advanced in his studies, he was able to
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Fighting back lymphoma resistance to treatment
T cell therapies have demonstrated encouraging results and benefits in patients with lymphoma resistant to chemotherapy, but, despite these advances, a large number of patients
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“Off-the-shelf” cells are safe and effective to treat viral infections
A bone marrow transplant can be a life-saving treatment for patients with certain cancers and other serious illnesses that have not responded to conventional chemotherapies.
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