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New gene-targeted therapy for leukemia

 
  August, 2 2001 3:53
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New gene-targeted therapy promises improved cure rates for deadly type of Leukemia

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Oncology Center have developed a new gene-based therapy that they hope will transform one of the most lethal types of adult leukemia to one of the most treatable.

Contact:
Vanessa Wasta
wastava@jhmi.edu
410-955-1287
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions


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