Cell Therapy

New Funding Reshapes the Fight Against Cancer
Research & Development New Funding Reshapes the Fight Against Cancer

A fundamental transformation is underway in the landscape of cancer research funding, signaling a deliberate pivot from broad, generalized support to a highly strategic, multi-pronged investment in the future of oncology. This sophisticated approach is built upon a clear consensus that progress

Genetic Variations Can Undermine Antibody Therapies
Research & Development Genetic Variations Can Undermine Antibody Therapies

A state-of-the-art biologic drug, meticulously designed to fight a specific disease and carrying a price tag that can exceed several hundred thousand dollars, inexplicably fails in a patient who seemed a perfect candidate for the treatment. This frustrating scenario, long a puzzle for clinicians,

New Drug May Stop Alzheimer's Before Symptoms Appear
Research & Development New Drug May Stop Alzheimer's Before Symptoms Appear

Long before a name is forgotten or a memory fades, a silent war is waged within the brain, and a new pharmaceutical weapon may have just arrived to fight it on its own terms. This battleground, previously invisible, is now the focus of groundbreaking research from Northwestern University, where

Can We Re-Arm Our Immune System Against Viruses?
Research & Development Can We Re-Arm Our Immune System Against Viruses?

We are joined today by biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov to discuss a groundbreaking development in the fight against a virus that over 80% of the global population carries, often without a clue: human cytomegalovirus, or HCMV. While dormant for most, this stealthy pathogen poses a life-threatening

Can Nektar's Failed Alopecia Trial Still Succeed?
Research & Development Can Nektar's Failed Alopecia Trial Still Succeed?

In the high-stakes world of biopharmaceutical development, the line between a groundbreaking success and a costly failure is often defined by the unforgiving logic of statistical significance, a reality Nektar Therapeutics recently confronted with its autoimmune drug, rezpegaldesleukin. The company

Is the First Gene Therapy a Cure for Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome?
Research & Development Is the First Gene Therapy a Cure for Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome?

For individuals born with the rare and debilitating genetic disorder Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, the hope for a cure has long been shadowed by the immense challenge of finding a perfectly matched stem cell donor. This condition, which severely compromises the immune system and blood clotting, leaves

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