Nt2 - yes , and not only that , lower dose of chemo will be not only less expensive but also produce less side effects in patients , and money spend to treat side effects is often higher than price of primary treatment .,,
Site effects is more then half of success or failure of any treatment .,

And CAR -T , very difficult treatment...:

--given mostly in ICU , still about 15% mortality ,

producing :

--neurotoxicity
--Cytokinase Release Syndrome , when entire body start to shut down



All MO of course .