Cell and gene therapies could prove disruptive in terms of the life-changing benefits they could bring to people with rare diseases and cancers – but they could also mean healthcare systems
Pharma is becoming increasingly focused on gene and cell therapies, with nearly 300 in clinical development or awaiting review by the FDA, according to a new report from US trade body PhRMA
US biotech SQZ Biotechnologies has expanded a collaboration with Roche to develop cancer therapies based on antigen presenting cells, which may be able to target solid tumours and which are
Gilead’s Kite unit has signed a deal with the biotech HiFiBiO (High Fidelity Biology) to discover T-cell receptors that could lead to cell therapies capable of targeting solid tumours.
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