By: Rob Volansky, Shenaz Bagha
WASHINGTON — Chimeric antigen receptor nature-killing cell therapy achieved “efficacy, persistence and super safety” in a small cohort of patients
Rob Volansky is a Staff Writer at HEMONC TODAY. He focuses on a range of themes within medicine and healthcare, including medical specialties, alternative medicine, diagnostics, and the healthcare system, while also addressing topics such as the coronavirus, social issues, drugs, private equity, and lawsuits. Rob's work has been featured in Healio.
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