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RELY-30 (NCT02917083)

How RELY-30 worksNCT029170831 min

RELY-30 trial for Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NCT02917083). This is a short film with English narration. The transcript is on this page, and the written brief is separate.

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Hodgkin lymphoma is usually cured. When it keeps returning after chemotherapy, antibodies, and transplant, the choices thin out.

The idea: take the antibody that already targets Hodgkin cells, and bolt it onto the patient's own T cells.

Hodgkin cells carry a marker called CD30. Antibody drugs against it help but rarely cure. Here, T cells from the patient's blood receive a gene that mounts the anti-CD30 antibody on their surface, so each cell hunts on its own. One infusion, after chemotherapy clears room.

In forty-one heavily treated patients at two centers, side effects were mostly on blood counts, and after fludarabine-based chemotherapy, seven in ten responded, most completely.

RELY-30, at Baylor, led by Carlos Ramos, now tests higher doses. Public record; not medical advice.

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