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SignalApr 30, 20261 min read

Cell therapy moves into non-malignant rare disease

Cell-therapy approaches are beginning to land in non-malignant rare-disease indications including severe lupus, scleroderma, and inherited metabolic conditions.

Cell therapy has been a haematology-and-oncology story until now. Late-stage programs in severe autoimmune disease and inherited metabolic conditions are testing whether the modality extends. The infrastructure question is whether non-malignant indications can use community settings rather than the existing centre-of-excellence network.

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