Scientists Used Cancer Therapy To Reset Rheumatoid Arthritis
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A single infusion of genetically reprogrammed immune cells (CD19-CAR T-cell therapy) sent severe rheumatoid arthritis into lasting, medication-free remission in several patients who had failed previous treatments, with inflammatory markers no longer detectable months after therapy and improved mobility.
The trial is small and early; broader clinical application will require further testing and regulatory approval.
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