Stanford Medicine researchers have discovered a breakthrough that could lead to new cancer treatments by altering bacteria genes. The scientists altered the genomes of bacteria and skin-based microbes to fight cancer. They swabbed these altered microbes onto cancer-stricken mice, resulting in tumours dissipating.
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In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we discuss the ground-breaking cancer research that could save millions.
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