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Genetically modified T cells have proven to be highly effective at destroying cancer cells: after receiving infusions, some chemo-resistant or relapsed patients have gone into a complete remission. But the nature of their production is exquisitely bespoke—and extremely costly. Tap the link in our bio to read Siddhartha Mukherjee on this new class of “living drugs,” made from a patient’s own cells, that are challenging the boundaries of medicine and raising questions about the patenting, manufacturing, and pricing of drugs. Illustration by @alexander_glandien.


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