Study: New autoimmune treatment does not affect female fertility
A recent study has revealed that genetically modified T cell therapy, which is currently used to treat certain types of cancer, does not prevent women from becoming pregnant naturally and safely. Monitoring 14 pregnancies in 13 women with autoimmune diseases who received this treatment showed that all pregnancies occurred naturally without the need for assisted reproductive techniques. The children were born healthy and with normal growth, supporting the potential of this therapy to manage autoimmune diseases without compromising fertility.
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