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Bristol Myers Squibb shares early results for its CAR T-cell treatment for multiple sclerosis.

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Early results showed possible benefit, but immune reactions and nerve effects were also reported. A separate report noted fatal pneumonia after the cutoff without linking it to treatment, leaving the treatment's promise unsettled.

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The results offer early signs that zola-cel may help people with progressive multiple sclerosis. But 42% of patients had cytokine release syndrome, a strong immune reaction, and 8% had neurotoxicity. A separate report described fatal septic pneumonia after the data cutoff without linking it to treatment, so this early study does not settle the treatment's promise.

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