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Testing a tool to manage children's allergy symptoms.

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This study is exploring the best dose of a special type of cells called CART-19 for treating certain conditions. CART-19 cells are cells that are changed in a lab to help the body fight disease. The study is in two parts, and the second part will involve more people. The goal is to find out how well the CART-19 cells work at different doses.

The study involves several visits where you will receive the CART-19 cells in three parts over three days. You will be checked for at least 3 months after the treatment to see how you are doing. If the CART-19 cells worked at first but then stopped working, you might be able to have the treatment again.

  • Length of Study: At least 3 months of follow-up.
  • Visits Needed: Multiple visits for the split dosing over three days and follow-up checks.
  • Key Criteria: Must be able to receive the CART-19 cells and complete follow-ups.

If you're interested in joining, make sure to discuss it with your doctor to see if this study is a good fit for you.

Study details
    chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)

N7754365

19 February 2024

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