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17,955 views • Nov 5, 2018 • #research #drugdevelopment #EnzymeInhibitors
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine scientist Vern Schramm never imagined that his lifelong quest to decode enzyme inhibitors would intersect with the life of two-year-old Katie, who had an incurable form of T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-cell ALL). Dr. Schramm, Katie Lambertson, now a teenager, and her parents Jeff and Linda, share their stories about the road to drug development and the experimental drug treatment that would change the course of their lives.
#tcellleukemia#research#drugdevelopment#EnzymeInhibitors…...more
When a Drug Becomes a Child’s Last Hope for T-Cell Leukemia | Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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2018Nov 5
Albert Einstein College of Medicine scientist Vern Schramm never imagined that his lifelong quest to decode enzyme inhibitors would intersect with the life of two-year-old Katie, who had an incurable form of T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-cell ALL). Dr. Schramm, Katie Lambertson, now a teenager, and her parents Jeff and Linda, share their stories about the road to drug development and the experimental drug treatment that would change the course of their lives.
#tcellleukemia#research#drugdevelopment#EnzymeInhibitors…...more