FDA approves pioneering CAR-T cancer gene therapy
The FDA grants historic approval for CAR-T cell therapy, the first gene therapy in the U.S. market. Novartis charges 475000 dollars for a one time infusion, with financial aid options and centers nationwide to administer the treatment to ALL patients, while researchers warn durability and access remain questions.
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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Carl June
Kite Pharma
National Cancer Institute
Juno Therapeutics
David Maloney
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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Ruby Ridge standoff shapes anti-government politics across U S
The 1992 Ruby Ridge incident near Idaho’s border with Canada left Samuel Weaver and Deputy U S Marshal Degan dead and fueled a rise in far right anti-government groups. Experts say the event helped spark a resurgence of extremism through the 1990s and into the Trump era, with ongoing debates over white supremacy and memorials.
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Anti- Defamation League
U.S
Kevin Harris
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Samuel Weaver
William Degan
FBI
Trump
Bill Morlin
KKK
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