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CAR-T Therapy Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment

The Human Genome Project’s completion in 2003 paved the way for personalized medicines tailored to individual patients. 

One groundbreaking example is CAR-T therapy, an innovative immunotherapy that reprograms a patient’s own T-cells to target and destroy cancer cells.

In this process, researchers extract T-cells, modify them in a lab to produce chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) and then reintroduce these CARs into the patient to actively target and eradicate cancer. Researchers are currently developing nearly 800 CAR-T therapies, with a focus on enhancing efficacy, improving safety and streamlining manufacturing to further transform cancer care.

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With the support of a unique ecosystem and policy environment that foster transformative advancements, this progress positions America as the global leader in biopharmaceutical innovation.

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Revolutionizing Cancer Care with Immunotherapy

Discover how immunotherapy is transforming cancer care, improving outcomes, and offering hope through groundbreaking advancements and innovative treatments.

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CAR-T Therapy Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment

Learn how CAR-T therapy is revolutionizing cancer treatment by using reprogrammed T-cells to target and destroy cancer cells.

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New Hepatitis C Medicines Save $49 Billion Over 10 Years

Learn how curing Hepatitis C became a win for patients and the health care system.

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HIV Therapies Add 20 Years and Cut Infections

Learn more about how preventive and prophylactic HIV therapies increase lifespans by approximately 20 years and reduce new infections.

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Vaccines Protect Health and Save Costs

Learn more about how vaccines have a long track record of protecting patient health and providing cost savings.

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Brand-to-Brand Competition Shapes Therapeutic Classes

Learn more about how healthy competition can make cutting-edge therapies more affordable, giving patients better access to the treatments they need while driving innovation forward.

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