Children’s Hospital Los Angeles expands cell, gene therapy program

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Children’s Hospital Los Angeles has expanded its cell and gene therapy program to include 12 FDA-approved therapies. 

The program now offers more cell and gene therapies than any pediatric center on the West Coast, according to a March 5 news release from the hospital.

The therapies treat neuromuscular disorders, blood disorders, cancer, inherited retinal disease, dermatologic and transplantation-associated conditions.

The hospital plans to launch a clinical trial to study a sickle cell gene therapy product, as well as a CAR T-cell therapy developed by investigators at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for pediatric solid tumors, the release said. 

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