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Grade 3A public hospitals in China

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122 Grade 3A public hospitalsGrade 3A is the highest hospital grade in China. Hospitals that qualify carry the Grade 3A Public Hospital badge.
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A Lifeline Across the Ocean: An American Patient with Advanced Cancer Travels from Los Angeles to Shenzhen for TreatmentVideoLatestOncologyA Lifeline Across the Ocean: An American Patient with Advanced Cancer Travels from Los Angeles to Shenzhen for TreatmentLarry Black of Los Angeles (with his wife Jamie) had advanced gastroesophageal-junction adenocarcinoma with peritoneal metastasis that progressed through multiple lines of therapy; 99% of tumor cells were Claudin18.2 2+/3+. After China's NMPA approved the world's first solid-tumor CAR-T (satri-cel, Claudin18.2-targeted) in June 2026, the couple travelled to the International Medical Center of HKU-Shenzhen Hospital. Prof. Pan Hongming's team infused the CAR-T cells on 29 Sep 2026; after cytokine release syndrome was managed with tocilizumab, CA19-9 fell from 8,200 to 57.6 U/mL with marked tumor shrinkage and near-complete remission, and he was discharged.The University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (International Medical Center)
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Larry Black, Los Angeles: a CAR-T infusion in Shenzhen after U.S. options ran outVideoUnited States

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A Los Angeles man with advanced gastroesophageal-junction cancer flew 11,600 km to Shenzhen for China’s newly approved solid-tumor CAR-T. After the infusion his tumour marker CA19-9 fell from 8,200 to 57.6 U/mL and he was discharged.

Larry BlackLos Angeles, United States

The University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (International Medical Center) · Shenzhen

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