Scientists develop ‘off the shelf’ engineered stem cells to treat aggressive brain cancer

Investigators have devised a novel therapeutic method for treating glioblastomas post-surgery by using stem cells taken from healthy donors engineered to attack GBM-specific tumor cells. This strategy demonstrated profound efficacy in preclinical models of GBM, with 100 percent of mice living over 90 days after treatment.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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