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ArsenalBio sheds most of staff in pivot to in vivo CAR-T

September 1, 2026Posted inBiotechnology

About a year after halving its staff in a clinical push, Arsenal Biosciences is now making a hard pivot that involves laying off most of its employees and seeking out new homes for its assets.

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