“It’s nearly seven years after that first CAR-T approval and [capacity to meet demand] is still an issue,” said Touchon.
Indeed, five more of these custom-made CAR T-cell therapies have since reached market, in indications ranging from multiple myeloma — Johnson & Johnson’s/Legend Biotech’s Carvykti and Bristol Myers Squibb’s Abecma — to various types of lymphoma — Kite Gilead’s Yescarta and Tecartus as well as BMS’ Breyanzi — and ALL (Tecartus).
Do you sense a pattern with these posters? Pretty much everyone with FDA approved products are bad and NWBO is the best in class, LOL! ;)
That should make the bar for success really low with FDA applications and eventually approvals. I wonder why they haven’t applied to FDA, 4 years since data lock and counting.