Five lupus patients in England enter remission after pioneering NHS trial of cell therapy
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Five lupus patients in England enter remission after pioneering NHS trial of cell therapy

12 Jun 2026 · Originally published 11 Jun 2026 10/10 Original headline: Lupus patients in England in remission after pioneering NHS trial of GM therapy
Five patients with severe lupus have entered remission after receiving a one-off infusion of genetically modified T-cells at University College London Hospitals. By resetting the immune system, the treatment offers a potential alternative to lifelong medication for those who have not responded to conventional therapies.
Source: The Guardian UK Greater London
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