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GoBroad Healthcare — A CAR-T Therapy Pioneer in China

GoBroad Healthcare — A CAR-T Therapy Pioneer in China

August 17, 2026

As one of China's leading centers for CAR-T cell therapy, GoBroad Healthcare Group focuses on relapsed/refractory blood cancers, combining CAR-T with stem cell transplantation to raise response rates in the hardest cases.

A Pioneer in CAR-T Cell Therapy

GoBroad Healthcare Group (高博医疗) is one of the pioneers applying CAR-T cell therapy for hematologic malignancies in China. CAR-T takes the patient's own T immune cells, genetically engineers them to recognize and destroy cancer cells, then infuses them back into the body.

GoBroad focuses on the hardest patient group: relapsed or refractory acute leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma, where conventional methods have failed.

A Strategy for Refractory Cases

GoBroad's strength is combining multiple weapons in a single protocol:

  • CAR-T combined with salvage chemotherapy to raise response rates.
  • CAR-T bridging to stem cell transplant to deepen remission in high-risk patients.
  • A dual transplant strategy (autologous followed by allogeneic) in selected cases.
  • Multiple CAR-T lines targeting different antigens such as CD19 and CD22 for blood cancers.

Why the CAR-T Advantage Matters

  • It opens treatment for patients who have run out of options with standard protocols.
  • Experience managing CAR-T side effects (cytokine storm, neurotoxicity) accumulated from large case volumes.
  • Tied to clinical research, giving patients access to next-generation therapies.

For blood cancer patients unresponsive to conventional treatment, GoBroad's deep CAR-T capability is a major reason to consider treatment here.

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