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Long-term follow-up tracks benefits and risks of stem cell transplants for severe systemic sclerosis

An international study reports 60% progression-free survival at 10 years after autologous bone marrow transplantation, adding evidence of sustained positive clinical outcomes and long-term safety in patients treated for early severe…

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An international study found that 60% of patients with early severe systemic sclerosis remained progression‑free ten years after receiving autologous bone‑marrow transplantation. The results add evidence that the procedure provides sustained clinical benefits and long‑term safety for this rare, heterogeneous autoimmune disease, which is marked by progressive skin and organ fibrosis and carries high morbidity and mortality in its severe forms.

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