CAR T at UCLA: Driving the Progress of Engineered Cell Therapy | Sarah Larson, MD | UCLAMDChat

Join UCLA hematologist, Sarah Larson, MD, for a discussion on the recently approved CAR T cell therapy for lymphoma. She will focus on the latest research to improve the safety and efficacy of this promising therapeutic approach. Learn more:
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[rikakaneko]

husbands new birthday 12/12/19 cart-t at UCLA west la
CT/Pet 2 times NO CANCER find.
Dr Larson & great stuff
she created new life for my husband, THANK YOU !!

[youngnutsack]

My dad battled stage 4 lymphoma for a year with aggressive chemos, 2 days prior to do his CAR T cell therapy he caught Covid, which he battled for months to get approval in the end he couldn’t undergo the therapy with Covid, in 2 weeks when he almost beat Covid, the tumor in his brain was too far advanced RIP 2/24/22 😔
He was so close, all because my coworker was forced to work with Covid which gave it to me, he knew my situation and to give a me heads up about positives, my boss didn’t give a dam and didn’t tell me til 2 days later 😔

[bratwizard]

Excellent presentation! Thank you so much for all of your hard work!!!

[violin]

i am an oncology nurse, it is amazing scientific treatment. 10 years back, i never thought about this kind of Tx, now i can image all kind of cancer can be treated without suffering for the future.

[muzikaishokolad]

Amazing, I haven’t watched anything so interested and at the same time understanding very little of it, since it is at such a high medical language. Go on with this amazing work there are people who really need this! You are heroes.

[Alvin-mywj]

Thank you for the info. Very well done.

[carlyhorn]

How exciting! Great work, thank you so much for sharing with us

[walaaahmed]

Excellent Presntation ! thank you from Egypt

[michaelmontgomery]

Thank you for a clear and concise presentation

[SimplyScalping]

Great video. Quick question. Why can’t we get better simulating treatment and measure the possibility of resistance of the patients cancer in vitro. That way you could know ahead of time what patients would get resistant and which would respond.

[yeahray]

Is this recommended for HPV 16 & 18 Head & Neck cancer, which is not a blood type cancer like leukemia and lymphoma

[mmmminhaj]

can you explain how it response toCD13&CD 10

[hayrdnellcayaspo]

There are several tips for treating incontinence at home
Try Kegel exercises— which involve flexing the same muscles you use to stop the urinary flow.
Consider using losing weight if you are overweight excess belly fat puts pressure on the bladder and the pelvic muscles. Shedding a few pounds if you are overweight can help restore your bladder control.
See if you can train your bladder - put off going to bathroom. Try to delay urinating by 10 minutes and build up to 20 minutes etc.
Try magnesium and vitamin D
Use Quiting smoking. Nicotine can irritate the bladder.
(I read these and why they work on Nilah control plan site )

[selinakyle]

Does this work for bilineage leukemia aka mixed phenotype leukemia?

[tonystorcke]

Are any facilities doing this in Oklahoma.

[payaltrivedi]

You're all unsung heros! Dr. Larson, this presentation is amazing! Thank you!

[jongelb]

Kind of confused, at 4:45 you show an Ig (clearly with the forked Hc and Lc) but unlike most B-cell membrane bound IgM's this one has a CD28 and CD3-zeta chain domain (features commonly found in T-cells (not B-cells)). Why is that?

[deadbzeus]

Using a retrovirus as a vector is genius.

[rhdtkcr]

а есть ссылка чтоб с переводом посмотреть?

[planestrainsandautomobile]

Im suffer suffering from this Horrible Disease, and CAR T CELL THERAPY AND IMMUNE THERAPY are amazing options. I live in NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (SACRAMENTO). Besides UCLA, are there any other Trial, Hospital, or Clinic that will do it treatment. I need this treatment ASAP!. Thxs.