What lymphoma therapy works the best after CAR T therapy fails?

Published Date: 26 Apr 2023

CAR T therapy is a lifesaver for 30 to 40% of lymphoma patients who receive it. CAR T therapy involves the removal of immune cells, and it is typically administered to lymphoma patients for whom other treatments have failed.

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