Breakthrough in Cancer Immunotherapy: In Situ CAR-T Cell Generation Offers Hope for Lymphoma and Beyond

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A groundbreaking study led by Stanford Medicine, published in Cancer Immunology Research, has introduced a revolutionary approach to generating chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cells directly inside the body, offering a promising new avenue for cancer treatment. This “in situ” method, which uses mRNA delivered via lipid nanoparticles (LNPs), successfully treated B-cell lymphoma in mice and […]

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Korean Team Unveils Breakthrough All-in-One Cancer Nanomedicine

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In a groundbreaking advancement for cancer treatment, a team from the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) has developed an innovative nanomaterial that could transform cancer care. This “all-in-one” nanomedicine, known as gold-iron-gold nanodisks (AuFeAuNDs), integrates diagnosis, treatment, and immune activation into a single platform. Still in pre-clinical stages, this discovery shows significant […]

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DiWB-1: A Targeted Approach to Prostate Cancer Treatment

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DiWB-1, a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH)-targeted peptide-drug conjugate (PDC) with PI3K inhibition properties, is an emerging candidate that may offer a new way to treat prostate cancer. Its design and mechanism suggest potential for addressing some of the limitations of current treatments, particularly for resistant cases. DiWB-1 is described as an LHRH-targeted PDC, a class […]

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