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Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Severe β-Thalassemia

A recent phase 3 trial has demonstrated the high efficacy of betibeglogene autotemcel, a gene therapy, in potentially curing severe transfusion-dependent β-thalassemia. Additionally, new research underscores the long-term safety of lentiviral gene therapies in primates, with no evidence of somatic mutations or malignancy.

Gene Therapy Demonstrates High Efficacy in Severe β-Thalassemia
A phase 3 trial has highlighted betibeglogene autotemcel as a potentially curative gene therapy for severe transfusion-dependent β-thalassemia. This breakthrough offers hope for patients suffering from this debilitating condition, suggesting a significant advancement in the treatment landscape.
New Evidence Highlights Stability of Lentiviral Gene Therapies
In related research, scientists have studied the long-term safety of lentiviral gene therapy in primates. The findings are promising, showing no evidence of somatic mutations or malignancy, which underscores the potential safety and stability of these therapies for future clinical applications.
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ajmc.com · Apr 14, 2020

A phase 3 trial shows betibeglogene autotemcel as a promising cure for severe β-thalassemia. AMCP Nexus 2024 covered hea...

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