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Engineered T-Cells Shown Safe, Reduce Myasthenia Gravis

T-cell lymphocyte

Results of a small clinical trial show genetically altered T-cells from patients with myasthenia gravis are well tolerated and reduce symptoms of the disease. . . . → Read More: Engineered T-Cells Shown Safe, Reduce Myasthenia Gravis

Neuro Biomarkers, Home EEG Assessed in Upcoming Trial

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A digital biomarkers company and developer of neuroscience analytics are collaborating on a study of EEG measurements and algorithms with a wearable device at home. . . . → Read More: Neuro Biomarkers, Home EEG Assessed in Upcoming Trial

Device Company, Medical Center Partner on Blood Infections Trial

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

A developer of detection systems for infections and university medical center plan a clinical trial to evaluate a sepsis device for helping patients with blood stream infections. . . . → Read More: Device Company, Medical Center Partner on Blood Infections Trial

Vaccine Patch Shown Safe, Induces Immune Response

Nanopatch system

Initial results from a clinical trial show a patch device delivering a Covid-19 vaccine is well tolerated by recipients and triggers a measurable immune response. . . . → Read More: Vaccine Patch Shown Safe, Induces Immune Response

Clinical Trial Begins for Peanut Allergy Treatment

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A clinical trial is underway testing an experimental therapy for peanut allergy that its developer says trains the immune system without using peanut proteins. . . . → Read More: Clinical Trial Begins for Peanut Allergy Treatment

Crispr Therapy Shown to Reduce Harmful Gut Microbes

E. coli bacteria illustration

A clinical trial shows an oral therapy with engineered viruses delivers precise gene-edited payloads to reduce E. coli communities in the gut with no serious adverse effects. . . . → Read More: Crispr Therapy Shown to Reduce Harmful Gut Microbes

Precision T-Cell Solid Tumor Therapy Trial Underway

T lymphocyte

A clinical trial has begun testing a treatment for solid tumor cancers using engineered T-cells with proteins to attack specific tumor cells, but also avoid healthy cells. . . . → Read More: Precision T-Cell Solid Tumor Therapy Trial Underway

AI-Designed Cancer Vaccine Shown to Act Against Melanoma

T-cells and cancer cells

Results of a small clinical trial show most patients with melanoma receiving a personalized therapeutic vaccine with an approved immunotherapy reduced at least some of their tumors. . . . → Read More: AI-Designed Cancer Vaccine Shown to Act Against Melanoma

Low-Dose Oral Film Reduces Mental Disorder Agitation

Depression

Interim results from a clinical trial show a drug given as a dissolvable oral film in a lower dose reduces agitation in people with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. . . . → Read More: Low-Dose Oral Film Reduces Mental Disorder Agitation

$60M Challenge Seeks Biomarkers, Models to Counter Aging Stress

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A new challenge competition seeks biomarkers, models, and clinical tests of the factors behind responses to stress conditions in human aging that can stave off frailty or death. . . . → Read More: $60M Challenge Seeks Biomarkers, Models to Counter Aging Stress