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Bristol Myers Spokesperson Says Confirm That We Have Ended Our Partnership With Cellares; Determined Cellares-Partnered Cell Shuttle System Could Not Meet Necessary Requirements To Make Commercial Breyanzi

Aug 25, 2026 · 11:36 AM ET· updated 1h ago

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Bristol Myers stopped working with a company called Cellares because their machine couldn't do what was needed to make and ship a medicine called Breyanzi. When partnerships end, it can mean delays or changes to a company's plans, so it's worth watching how they move forward.

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