Aug 2026· Cell and Gene Therapy Insights· Vol 12, pp. 723–728· 0 citations
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July 2026 saw the field push access outward on multiple fronts, from the first FDA approval of a genetic therapy for children as young as 2 years (Vertex’s CASGEVY) to the first international patient treated with satri‑cel, the first CAR‑T therapy approved anywhere for a solid tumor. Regulatory momentum extended across in vivo CAR‑T, allogeneic transplant, and solid tumor cell therapy, while ARPA‑H committed up to $160 million to scalable in vivo gene editing for rare diseases. Alongside these milestones, new partnerships, a €33 million financing, and first patient dosings in pivotal trials for Gaucher disease type 1 and diabetic retinopathy signaled continued investment across the manufacturing, clinical, and commercial landscape.
June delivered a landmark for the CAR-T field alongside a distinct shift in US regulatory posture. CARsgen secured NMPA approval for satri-cel, the first CAR-T cell therapy approved for a solid tumor indication anywhere in the world, targeting Claudin18.2 in advanced gastric and gastroesophageal junction adenocarcinoma...
Abigail Pinchbeck· Cell and Gene Therapy Insigh...· 0 citations
This manuscript provides a stage-by-stage roadmap for translating academic CAR T-cell research into an investigator-led Phase I clinical trial in the Australian public sector, drawing on the E2CAR program, the first clinical translation of an EphA2-directed CAR T-cell product into pediatric bone sarcoma.
Rui Tan, R. Walsh, G. McCowage et al.· Frontiers in Medicine· 0 citations
Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cell therapy has revolutionized hematological oncology, yet conventional ex vivo manufacturing imposes severe clinical and economic burdens. In vivo CAR-T therapy—programming endogenous T cells via systemic vector delivery—has emerged to overcome these limitations. This communication a...
M. Ni· BioNatura Journal: Ibero-Ame...· 0 citations
The approval of lifileucel in 2024 marked an important milestone in oncology as the first cellular therapy authorized for a solid tumor and a review of the biological obstacles, emerging convergence strategies, and translational frameworks including biomarker-guided patient selection that define this new area.
Duc-Hiep Bach, Van T. Hoang, T. Pham et al.· Cancer Cell International· 2 citations
Within this limited early-phase evidence base, no severe toxicities attributable to non-viral platforms were reported, and the evidence identifies knowledge gaps warranting prospective investigation.
Favio Varón Suárez, J. Moreno, Oriana Arias-Valderrama et al.· Frontiers in Immunology· 0 citations
Nearly 11 years after T-VEC became the first oncolytic virus approved in a major market, the closest candidate to follow it-Replimune's RP1, now facing an FDA advisory committee-remains a locally injected herpesvirus for melanoma, underscoring how little the field has advanced. Researchers blame a stack of unresolved o...
Unknown authors· Cancer Discovery· 0 citations
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