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  • FDA Approves First-In-Class CAR T Cell Immunotherapy for Leukemia

    Children and young adults with relapsed/refractory acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) can now receive the CD19-targeting CAR T…

    August 30, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Dennis B

    Dennis B’s Immunotherapy Story

    Leukemia The T cell experience was a walk through the park. It was a piece of cake…
    March 16, 2017| CRI Staff
  • Milton W

    Milton W

    Leukemia |  Diagnosed 2013 They told me that my T cells were actually the best T cells they’ve…
    March 16, 2017| CRI Staff
  • Karen Koehler

    Karen Koehler’s Immunotherapy Story

    Leukemia |  Diagnosed 2011 It was brutal, but I was prepared…I bounced back very quickly. Karen’s Story When…
    March 14, 2017| CRI Staff
  • ASCO 2016 Update: Advances in Immunotherapy for Lung and Blood Cancers

    Combination checkpoints, improved CAR T cells show promise.

    June 5, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Genetically Engineered CAR T Cells Prove Highly Effective Against Blood Cancers

    The era of powerful, personalized medicine draws near.

    February 17, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • FDA Approves New Immunotherapy for Leukemia

    Amgen’s Blincyto was approved by the FDA, making it the first approved bispecific T cell engaging (BiTE)…

    December 8, 2014| Alexandra Mulvey
  • CAR T Cell Therapy Surges Forward

    Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania publish latest results on an experimental immunotherapy using genetically engineered T…

    October 16, 2014| Matthew Tontonoz
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