Positive Results Announced From Real-World Study of ORG-101 CAR-T Therapy in Patients with CD19+ ALL
Vered Caplan, CEO of Orgenesis, commented, “We believe that these clinical results combined with our GMP-Validated Platform are a significant step forward for our strategy to combine our strong capabilities in decentralized cell therapy production with our regional partnerships. Not only has the product shown initial signs of positive clinical outcomes, but our production data also validated that Orgenesis’ cost-effective decentralized cell processing has the potential to improve access to this treatment and reduce costs. We remain committed to bringing this and other potentially life-saving treatments to patients in need worldwide.”
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