TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月13日 02時14分

Kaitlyn Johnson, 7, was diagnosed with leukemia at 18 months old. When her cancer wasn't controlled after three years—and round after round of chemotherapy drugs—her doctors had little else to offer. ⠀
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What saved Kaitlyn was an infusion of her own immune cells that were genetically modified to destroy her leukemia. "You take someone who essentially has no possibility for a cure—almost every single one of these patients dies—and with [this] therapy, 90% go into remission," says Dr. David Porter, director of blood and bone-marrow transplantation at the University of Pennsylvania.⠀
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Kaitlyn, seen here at her home in Texas, is now in remission.⠀
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Photograph by Brent Humphreys (@brenthumphreysphoto) for TIME

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