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  • GeneticsRisk of secondary cancer after CAR-T cell therapy is low, according to major Stanford Medicine study
    houssem23June 13, 2024
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    Risk of secondary cancer after CAR-T cell therapy is low, according to major Stanford Medicine study

    Researchers analyzed outcomes for 724 people treated with CAR-T cell therapy at Stanford Health Care between 2016 and 2024. Among…

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