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todayusa
17 days ago
'Off-the-shelf' cancer therapy hunts and kills deadly tumors, new study finds

Scientists at UCLA have developed an "off-the-shelf" cell-based immunotherapy that was able to track down and kill pancreatic cancer cells even after they had spread to other organs.
In a mouse study, the treatment slowed cancer growth, extended survival and remained effective even within the harsh environment of solid tumors.
"Even when the cancer tries to evade one attack pathway by changing its molecular signature, our therapy is hitting it from multiple other angles at the same time. The tumor simply can’t a
science
26 days ago
The University of Manchester (MFT)
Oliver Chu, 3, was born with a rare genetic condition called Hunter syndrome that impacts physical and mental development
He traveled to the U.K. to become the first person to undergo a groundbreaking stem cell gene therapy treatment
Oliver has now exceeded doctors' expectations after treatment, and his parents are “forever grateful”
A California toddler is thriving after becoming the first person in the world with his rare genetic condition to be treated with gene therapy.

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science
26 days ago
Researchers have developed nasal drops that travel along the nerves of the nose into the central nervous system to fight the deadliest brain cancer.
Preliminary test results reveal that the medication safely reached its target, helping protect mice against these usually fatal tumors.
"This is an approach that offers hope for safer, more effective treatments for glioblastoma and potentially other immune treatment-resistant cancers, and it marks a critical step toward clinical application," says neurosurgeon Alexander Stegh of Washington University.
"This redefines how cancer immunotherapy ca
science
27 days ago
By Karen Roman
Imviva Biotech said it will present its progress in allogenic cell therapy candidates in two oral presentations and five poster presentations at the 67th American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting, to be held on December 6-9, 2025, in Orlando, Florida.
The presentation will feature the company’s CAR-T cell therapy for multiple hematological conditions including severe aplastic anemia and acute lymphoblastic leukemia, called CTD402 and CTA311, the company stated.
“We will share the breadth and depth of our ANSWER platform, which addresses many limitations encountered
todayusa
27 days ago
Boy with rare condition amazes doctors after groundbreaking gene therapy

A three-year-old boy has astounded doctors with his progress after becoming the first person in the world with his devastating disease to receive a ground-breaking gene therapy.
Oliver Chu has a rare, inherited condition called Hunter syndrome - or MPSII - which causes progressive damage to the body and brain.
In the most severe cases, patients with the disease usually die before the age of 20. The effects are sometimes described as a type of childhood dementia.
Due to a faulty gene, before the treatment Oliver was
MatthewAnderson52
5 months ago
When a next-gen immunotherapy biotech needed a lab informatics solution that could scale with their science, they turned to Sapio.

With no-code flexibility and built-in sample management, Sapio helped ImmuneBridge move beyond the limits of its legacy ELN.
News
7 months ago
Hot flashes and night sweats affect up to 80 percent of women during menopause, but there have been limited choices for those can't do hormone therapy.

A new medication may help.
newsnow
7 months ago
It’s almost as if the biological male’s team has little benefit in high school sports when they undergo hormone therapy.
newsnow
7 months ago
The City of Frisco has officially unveiled Origin, a new 6,200-square-foot innovation hub in the Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research building at The Star.
weather
7 months ago
Since we are in a bit of a break between rounds of severe weather. I want to give a HUGE shoutout to my sister McKinley as graduates as Doctor of Physical Therapy today!

Was supposed to be there but unfortunately Mother Nature has other plans.
News
8 months ago

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