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Wmの憂鬱、抗PD1 抗体と癌免疫細胞治療併用で死亡例、再生医療新法の欠陥【日経バイオテクONLINE Vol.2503�
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さて、先月28日、我が国の再生医療と癌免疫療法の2つに甚大なインパクトを与える事件が、厚生労働省から通知されました。この事件を受けて、再生医療と他の治療の併用をほとんど考慮していなかった再生医療新法の審査システムの再考はもう不可欠です。免疫チェックポイント阻害剤と再生医療の併用を許す自由診療は、患者の死亡につながる極めて危険な治療法です。現在では、我が国にはこれを取り締まる手段がありません。リンパ球活性化療法と免疫チェックポイント阻害剤併用の死のカクテル療法に歯止めをかけなくてはなりません。
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