New Hope for Challenging Childhood Cancer: The Potential of Cell and Gene Therapy
From The Lead in Peds · 35:02
Show by Children's National
Where does treatment hope lie for families of children with unreachable, untreatable and traditionally incurable cancers? In this episode, Nathan Kuppermann, MD, MPH, and guests Patrick Hanley, PhD, and Holly Meany, MD, discuss how the personalized and targeted approaches of cell and gene therapies show promise to improve survival and quality of life for children across the country and the world with solid tumors and other challenging pediatric cancers.
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