What does the FDA regulatory approach look like for CAR-T and T cell engages right now? The FDA session at #ACR25 gave some clues @RheumNow https://t.co/wHNnNTrXaE

LB23: Regulate-RA- ongoing Phase 1 trial of autologous CAR-Tregs in refractory RA (no lymphodepletion) 🔹 4/6 pts had ↓ DAS28-CRP by wk 4 with rapid onset & ↓ joint counts at dose level 2 🔹 Synovial biopsies to date showed ↓ inflammatory score post-tx @RheumNow #ACR25 https://t.co/JMBbLIEmJG

LB04: Another approach to CAR-T, CD20+/BCMA bispecific CAR-T in refractory proliferative LN: 🔹100% discontinued biologics & IS at follow-up 🔹Renal response ~78% 🔹CRS mostly Grade 1–2 (~70%); ≥Grade 3 AEs = transient & hematologic @RheumNow #ACR25 https://t.co/oNK4wtLGYV

#ACR25 Please find my blog on update and progress of clinical trials in #Sjogren #SjD @RheumNow https://t.co/u8pxZ5FeBX https://t.co/KAnRo3Zqnz

While post-CAR-T CRS might be semi-familiar for rheumatologists, ICANS is a new concept to get our heads around, and one which is far from heterogenous. @CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila in the #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting @RheumNow https://t.co/qX2jKMG2oB

@CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila @RheumNow Indeed, there are a lot of familiar HLH/MAS friends in the post-CAR-T CRS mix... (indeed, rheum friends from many places) @CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila in the #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting @RheumNow https://t.co/OzWu3MV1FA

Another toxicity signal to watch in the CAR T space: LICATs Abstract 1537 reports a new immune-related toxicity distinct from CRS or ICANS: 🔹Affects organs prev involved in autoimmune dx: skin (35%) and kidneys (22%) 🔹Mostly mild (Grade 1–2); 3 cases Grade 3 @RheumNow #ACR25 https://t.co/mtZh47nWtv

I've always (very) simplistically considered post-CAR-T CRS and HLH/MAS in the same bucket, and there certainly are substantial similarities. It raises the obvious question - can we borrow therapies? @CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila in the #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting @RheumNow https://t.co/2HkHxpl89u

What dictates how severe CRS is following CAR-T? (Often the critical question, and will especially be in the autoimmune space, where CAR-T is largely less time-critical) @CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila in the #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting @RheumNow https://t.co/u0w4lx7YVn

@CarolineDiorio @ChildrensPhila eloquently told the #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting about the lessons they've learned about CRS and ICANS, the major CAR-T toxicities. Many questions still to answer, but they've also understood a lot we can learn from. @RheumNow https://t.co/Jhk1eCLpD4

CAR-T vs bispecific antibodies - what's the difference? @andrew02114 @MGHCancerCenter with the heme-onc point of view in the #ACR25 BCRC @RheumNow https://t.co/7KJCfiQKWM

CAR-T toxicity in hematology (the things we have to look out for in rheumatology, as application of CAR-T potentially broadens) @andrew02114 @MGHCancerCenter with the heme-onc point of view in the #ACR25 BCRC @RheumNow https://t.co/1YjadL7LCF

Andrew Yee @andrew02114 of @MGHCancerCenter details out how quickly the CAR-T paradigm changed in myeloma/lymphoma - from newsworthy to routine. Now that much more about CAR-T has been worked out, will adoption be quicker in autoimmune disease? #ACR25 BCRC pre-meeting @RheumNow https://t.co/oNuPXCwWQ9