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BETA - How quickly can patients see a response with CAR T-cell therapy?

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• April 4, 2026

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Learn from cancer experts how quickly myeloma patients can see responses to CAR-T therapy.

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Healthtree contact Aravind Ramakrishnan, MD, Specialist

Aravind Ramakrishnan, MD, Specialist

David's South Austin Medical Center

Healthtree contact Ran Reshef, MD, General Oncologist

Ran Reshef, MD, General Oncologist

Columbia - Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center

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