E25: Jeff Galvin, CEO of Addimmune on Finding a Cure for HIV
Jeff Galvin, CEO of Addimmune, sits down with David Weisburd to discuss cell and gene therapy, and how Addimmune is working on a functional solution for HIV.
Key Points
- AGT 103, a gene therapy developed by Jeff Galvin's team, has shown promising results in fighting HIV by modifying the patient's t-cells to resist the virus.
- Gene and cell therapy are revolutionizing medicine by providing potential cures for previously untreatable diseases, such as certain forms of blindness and spinal muscular atrophy.
- The HIV virus is particularly insidious because it integrates its DNA into the host's t-cells, depleting the immune system's ability to fight the virus over time, but new therapies like AGT 103 are showing potential to counteract this mechanism.
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