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CAR-T 2023

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Feb 9, 2023


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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 Vincenzo Maria Perriello @UniperugiaNews shares in vitro data on a dual targeting CD30/PDL1 CAR-T cell strategy for #cHL. The cells showed higher cytotoxicity and enhanced T-cell proliferation vs single CD30 CAR-T cells.
#lymsm #medicalcongress #hematology
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 Yasmin Nouri @Malaghan_Inst presents preclinical and phase I data on third-generation TLR2 co-stimulated CAR T-cells. Results show enhanced cytotoxicity with reduced inflammatory cytokine production. #lymsm #medicalcongress #hematology
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
Gaurav Narula presents access to CAR-T on a global scale – India. Many treatment challenges exist in this region including patient volume, financial burden, malnutrition and patient tracking. Key clinical trials are ongoing. #lymsm #medicalcongress
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
Kevin Hay @bccancerfdn presents access to CAR-T on a global scale – Canada. While Canada represents global leader in CAR-T cell therapy, access is to treatment is still limited in some areas due to geographical distribution and landscape challenges. #lymsm
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
Candice Hendricks, @UPTuks presents access to CAR-T on a global scale – South Africa. Currently, there is no patient access to CAR-T products for patients in SA. However progress is being made, with early clinical trials expected to start in 2023. #lymsm
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
Roman Hajek presents access to CAR-T on a global scale - Central and Eastern Europe. Discrepancies exist in the availability and reimbursement of CAR-T product cost across the region. Access to clinical trials represents a key challenge for patients. #lymsm
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11 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
@i_yakoub_agha presents updates to European guidelines on CAR T-cell therapy toxicity management, including EBMT/EHA recommendations.
#lymsm #medicalcongress #hematology
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @knowyournodes share a study of psychosocial experiences in pts with R/R #DLBCL who have received CAR-T. Patients receiving CAR-T are offered and utilize greater levels of support than their peers.
#lymsm #medicalcongress
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
@c_thieblemont, @HopSaintLouis reports long-term analyses from the ELARA trial of tisa-cel in patients with R/R #FL (n=94). Data shows durable efficacy and favorable safety profiles. Median DOR, PFS, TTNT, and OS were not reached. #lymsm #medicalcongress
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @i_yakoub_agha presents a 3-year follow-up analysis of ZUMA-5. Axi-cel continued to demonstrate durable responses in patients with R/R iNHL. Improved survival was seen in patients with #MZL. No new safety signals were reported. #lymsm #medicalcongress
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @LiaPalomba @sloankettering presents data from a phase I study of CD19-targeted 19(T2)28z1XX CAR T cells in R/R #kDLBCL. CR=69%, PR=13%, ORR=75%. Responses were seen across all dose levels. Toxicity profile was favorable with low-grade ICANS and CRS. #lymsm
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @Kersten_MJ @amsterdamumc presents data on the association of metabolic tumor volume and clinical outcome from ZUMA-7 (n=341). High MTV was associated with poorer outcomes with axi-cel, and rates of Grade ≥3 NEs and CRS were associated with higher MTV. #lymsm
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10 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @BolanosNat and Solène Clavreul lead an informative roundtable discussion of the patient perspective on CAR-T, involving first-hand-accounts of dealing with the side effects of CAR-T therapy, and current challenges facing patients globally. #lymsm
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9 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23
@MaxMamonkin, @CAGTHouston discusses CD5 and CD7 targeted CAR T-cell therapy for T-ALL and TCL, highlighting data from the MAGNETA and CRIMSON-NE trials. Both targets can offer advantages, although challenges remain. #lymsm #medicalcongress #hematology
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9 Feb 2023

CONGRESS | #CART23 @DrMvandenBrink @MSKCancerCenter discusses the role of the intestinal #microbiome in CAR-T therapy. Diet and drugs (particularly antibiotics) can affect the microbiome, and a loss of microbial diversity is associated with worse treatment outcomes. #lymsm

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