How HIV Became a Cancer Cure (Interesting read FYK) CAR T-cells

[velderve]

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[Sushibruno]

Thank you this gives us so much hope this is what I like to read. The only down fall is that it's super expensive.

[velderve in reply to Sushibruno]

True. The cost is going down little by little.

[Smith123456]

thats from august 2017. Anything more recent?

[velderve in reply to Smith123456]

This is more recent. The perspective of the prior article is informative.

medscape.com/viewarticle/93...

[Sushibruno in reply to velderve]

I also read this one, it is sad that there is a huge risk with car t.. with all the potential and very dangerous side effects(like any other treatment)

[Smith123456 in reply to Sushibruno]

if you've run out of other options-i would say it's no risk.

[velderve in reply to Smith123456]

I think we should see the story told here. Every advance is a piece of the puzzle and we should be hopeful because there are options.

[Sushibruno in reply to velderve]

Yes indeed and that's what I hold on to🙂.

[Sushibruno in reply to Smith123456]

I agree!

[SeymourB]

Brian Koffman of the CLL Society in the U.S. has a blog about his experience with CAR-T cell therapy:

cllsociety.org/car-t-blog/

It's interesting to see an article from foldingforum.org posted here!

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