From 2016 onwards: Gene therapy’s transition from idea to revolutionary medicine – Genetic Literacy Project
Genetic Literacy Project |
From 2016 onwards: Gene therapy’s transition from idea to revolutionary medicine
Genetic Literacy Project The dream of gene therapy is to fix your DNA so you’re not sick anymore—a “cure.” During 2016, Italian scientists at Milan’s San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy reported that they had cured 18 children of a rare but terrible immune … |
EurekAlert (press release) |
Immunotherapy, gene therapy combination shows promise against glioblastoma University of Michigan Health System
EurekAlert (press release) “We hope the implementation of our gene therapy strategy for gliomas, used in combination with immune checkpoint blockade, will eventually provide successful treatment for patients with this devastating brain cancer,” says Maria Castro, Ph.D., co … |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Immunotherapy: Harnessing Cellular Systems to Fight Deadly Diseases
University of Wisconsin-Madison “Forty years ago, we didn’t understand enough about how the immune system works, nor about how cancer cells can thwart the immune system, for us to make immunotherapy work. We felt vindicated when we were able to mastermind how to get the immune … |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Immunotherapy: Harnessing Cellular Systems to Fight Deadly Diseases
University of Wisconsin-Madison “Forty years ago, we didn’t understand enough about how the immune system works, nor about how cancer cells can thwart the immune system, for us to make immunotherapy work. We felt vindicated when we were able to mastermind how to get the immune … |
Hastings Star Gazette |
Longtime Star Gazette reporter, editor dies unexpectedly
Hastings Star Gazette “He pulled out a photo that showed five of the players standing under the basket, sort of in suspended animation waiting for the basketball that was sitting on the rim to either fall into the basket or drop off and go back into play,” Northard said. “I … |
EurekAlert (press release) |
Katherine High talks gene therapy progress for hemophilia & inherited retinopathies
EurekAlert (press release) The article “Interview with Katherine A. High, MD” explores a range of topics, including Dr. High’s long career in gene therapy and her decision to study hemophilia as a model for in vivo and clinical gene therapy. Dr. Wilson expands the conversation … |