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Israeli Medical Breakthrough a New Treatment for Blood Cancer
The therapy targets multiple myeloma patients resistant to standard treatments and treats roughly 550 new cases annually in Israel, hospital officials said.
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Israeli medical breakthrough a new treatment for blood cancer
Israeli medical breakthrough: a new treatment for blood cancer Doctors at Rabin Medical Center successfully deploy homegrown CAR-T therapy for multiple myeloma. The post Israeli medical breakthrough a new treatment for blood cancer appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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Israeli medical breakthrough: a new treatment for blood cancer
Dr. Alessio Nahmad, director of Biology Research at Samueli Integrative Cancer Pioneering Institute, and Dr. Michal Besser, CTO at the Samueli Institute. Photocourtesy of Shlomi Yosef. JNS Doctors at Rabin Medical Center in Petach Tikvah have begun treating blood cancer patients with Israel’s first fully “homegrown” CAR-T therapy, marking what the hospital calls a major
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