Hematology Pills

Hematology Pills
Podcast Description
Hematology Pills is a new format based on monthly discussions between Prof. Robin Foà (Rome) and Dr. Filippo Milano (Seattle). Each episode explores the latest breakthroughs in gene therapy, immunotherapy, and clinical innovation, while addressing also ethical and practical challenges that shape the field. Our podcast offers a clear and compelling look at the evolving landscape of blood disorders and treatments for hematologists, researchers and healthcare professionals. Stay informed, inspired, and connected with Hematology Pills – a source off hematology updates, one episode at a time.
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The podcast focuses on groundbreaking topics in hematology, including gene therapy and immunotherapy, with episodes addressing specific challenges like CAR-T cell accessibility and sustainability, as well as ethical dilemmas in patient access to innovative treatments.

Hematology Pills is a new format based on monthly discussions between Prof. Robin Foà (Rome) and Dr. Filippo Milano (Seattle). Each episode explores the latest breakthroughs in gene therapy, immunotherapy, and clinical innovation, while addressing also ethical and practical challenges that shape the field. Our podcast offers a clear and compelling look at the evolving landscape of blood disorders and treatments for hematologists, researchers and healthcare professionals. Stay informed, inspired, and connected with Hematology Pills – a source off hematology updates, one episode at a time.
In this episode of Hematology Pills, Dr. Marco Ruella, Prof. Robin Foà, and Dr. Filippo Milano dive into the challenges of CAR T-cell therapy resistance. They explore key resistance mechanisms, including T-cell dysfunction, the tumor microenvironment, and antigen loss, such as CD19 in relapsed ALL. Dr. Ruella discusses promising strategies to overcome these hurdles, like dual-targeting approaches, and highlights the importance of improving CAR T-cell product quality and monitoring in clinical settings. The episode also touches on the inflammatory side effects, like cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and neurotoxicity (ICANS), and their potential for enhancing the anti-tumor effect. Tune in for a deep dive into the future of CAR T-cell therapies and their evolving role in cancer treatment.

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