Engineering Artificial Intelligence into the Human Immune System for Cancer Therapy

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Dr. Jensen and his team have developed a method of reprogramming the bodyΓÇÖs own immune system to kill cancer without the devastating side effects of radiation and chemotherapy. This technique of genetically re-engineering an individualΓÇÖs T cells has proven to be safe and effective in the laboratory and is a transformative shift away from the debilitating side effects that surgery, chemotherapy and radiation can have on a childΓÇÖs developing mind and body. He is a bold visionary - one that is going to change the way pediatric cancers are treated and cured ΓÇô in our lifetime.



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