Engineered cells take drugs deep into the brain and nowhere else
Briefly

Altered T cells have shown promising potential in crossing the blood-brain barrier, allowing for targeted delivery of therapeutic drugs directly to brain tumors, significantly reducing tumor sizes in experimental mice.
Research indicates that these engineered T cells not only combat brain tumors effectively but also help mitigate inflammation in the brain, suggesting a dual therapeutic benefit that enhances overall treatment efficacy.
Read at Nature
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