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CAR T-Cell Therapy Successfully Targets Autoimmune Disease, Restoring Mobility in Stiff Person Syndrome Patients

One-year clinical trial data demonstrates that a single infusion of miv-cel CAR T-cell therapy provides sustained mobility improvements for patients with severe autoimmune disorders, without the need for ongoing immunosuppression.

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One-year data suggests CAR T-cell therapy can restore and maintain mobility in patients with severe autoimmune disorders.From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Shows Durable One-Year Mobility Improvement in Stiff Person Syndrome Trial

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Key numbers

80%
Patients achieving complete cessation of severe muscle spasms
$400,000+
Estimated current cost per dose of autologous CAR-T
0
Detectable anti-GAD65 antibodies at 6 months post-infusion

From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Successfully Targets Autoimmune Disease, Restoring Mobility in Stiff Person Syndrome Patients

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Patients in the trial maintained their functional mobility gains a full year after receiving the miv-cel infusion.From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Shows Durable One-Year Mobility Improvement in Stiff Person Syndrome Trial ·
How CAR T-cells trigger a deep immune reset by eliminating autoantibody-producing B cells.From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Successfully Targets Autoimmune Disease, Restoring Mobility in Stiff Person Syndrome Patients ·
Clinical trial data shows a rapid decline in disease-causing antibodies correlating with restored mobility.From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Successfully Targets Autoimmune Disease, Restoring Mobility in Stiff Person Syndrome Patients ·
Following the immune reset, patients who previously required mobility aids regained the ability to walk unassisted.From: CAR T-Cell Therapy Successfully Targets Autoimmune Disease, Restoring Mobility in Stiff Person Syndrome Patients ·