July 14, 2016 08:22 AM EDT

And then there were 4: Juno adds another victim in CAR-T death tally

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

Juno’s CAR-T drugs didn’t just kill three people in clinical trials. They actually killed 4, as the company notes in its “revised” remarks from last …

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And then there were 4: Juno adds another victim in CAR-T death tally

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