Thai University's CAR-T Therapy Shows 90% Cancer Treatment Success Rate
Prince of Songkla University's Faculty of Medicine in southern Thailand has announced significant progress in its domestically developed CAR-T cell therapy for blood cancers and autoimmune diseases, reporting near 90% complete remission rates and substantial cost reductions.
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