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Novartis coasts towards first CAR–T cancer treatment approval
Chemistry World (subscription) The first cancer therapy based on the revolutionary CAR–T approach, which genetically reprograms patients’ own white blood cells, looks set for approval in early October. On 12 July, a 10-person US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) committee … |
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Could stem cells reverse the aging process?
Medical News Today The researchers noted that the number of brain stem cells in the hypothalamus steadily decreases with time, and this impacts the speed at which the aging process unfolds. However, they add that their study has shown that this process can be counteracted. Stem Cells in the Hypothalamus Slow Aging in MiceThe Scientist Only as Old as the Brain’s Stem Cells FeelGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Specific area of the brain helps keep the body youngArs Technica International Business Times all 20 news articles » |
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Could stem cells reverse the aging process?
Medical News Today The researchers noted that the number of brain stem cells in the hypothalamus steadily decreases with time, and this impacts the speed at which the aging process unfolds. However, they add that their study has shown that this process can be counteracted. Stem Cells in the Hypothalamus Slow Aging in MiceThe Scientist Only as Old as the Brain’s Stem Cells FeelGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Specific area of the brain helps keep the body youngArs Technica International Business Times all 20 news articles » |
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Two Babies Have Been Cancer-Free After Receiving Treatment Created With Gene Editing
ScienceAlert In a CAR T cell therapy, specialised immune cells (T cells) are taken from a patient’s blood and given special surface receptors called CARs. Once ready, the CAR T cells are infused back into a patient’s blood, where they can attach to tumours and … |