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Programming cells help to fight a brain tumor

Glioblastoma is the most common and aggressive brain tumor, with patients surviving less than two years after diagnosis. Current treatments could be more effective. Researchers from the University of Geneva and Geneva University Hospitals have discovered a specific marker on glioblastoma cells and created immune cells called CAR-T cells that can target and destroy these [...] Read Full Article At: Programming cells help to fight a brain tumor

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