- Health Spotlight's Mantle Cell Lymphoma Insights
- Posts
- Weekly Spotlight - 31.10.24
Weekly Spotlight - 31.10.24
CAR-T therapies, innovative diagnostic tools, and the genetic underpinnings of lymphoma, shedding light on promising advancements in cancer treatment.
Community |
Fill in the form to share your experiences and any challenges you’ve faced living with your condition, for a chance to be featured in one of our weekly newsletters! |
In the News |
CAR T-Cell Therapies Show Promise in Treating Aggressive Blood Cancers |
CAR T-cell therapies are making waves in treating blood cancers like lymphoma and myeloma. By reengineering patients' T-cells to target cancer, these therapies show promise in achieving remission. While side effects like cytokine release syndrome need managing, the future looks bright for these innovative treatments. |
Circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) is the new detective in town for non-Hodgkin lymphomas, offering a noninvasive alternative to traditional biopsies. With high detection rates and concordance with tissue samples, ctDNA is proving to be a promising tool for disease monitoring. |
Prognostic Role of SM-like Genes in Mantle Cell Lymphoma Survival |
For mantle cell lymphoma, SM-like genes are the new stars. These RNA-binding proteins, especially LSM1 and LSM8, are linked to poor survival outcomes. Their over-expression might be the cause of cell division and RNA splicing. |
NVG-111 Trial for Lymphoma and Leukaemia Safety and Efficacy Testing |
The NVG-111 trial is testing a new treatment for relapsed or stubborn blood cancers like chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) and mantle cell lymphoma (MCL). It's a phase 1 trial, so safety is the main focus. Involvement could help future patients. Trials are in London and Manchester. |
Health Spotlight’s Mantle Cell Lymphoma is a Contentive publication in the Healthcare division