A common mouth bacteria can make some types of cancer cells ‘melt’ away, new research has found. Scientists said they were ...

“Our research shows that tumour-resident bacteria adapt as the tumour develops to produce what the cancerous cells need, and then feed off some of the nutrients that the tumour produce ...

In this third-generation delivery strain, Raman figured out a way to control when the bacteria, after it has been intravenously injected, invades the cancer cells and delivers the therapy. This ...

In this third-generation delivery strain, Raman figured out a way to control when the bacteria, after it has been intravenously injected, invades the cancer cells and delivers the therapy.

Can pollution cause it? What about inflammation? And how do tumors spread? Here’s what scientists are learning about this ...

A bacteria which causes severe food poisoning ... cells that protects the body from infection and disease – to kill cancer cells. However, the response from T cells to salmonella cancer ...

Your immune system is great at fighting infections from outside invaders, like bacteria and ... ways to keep immune cells from being tricked so they can kill cancer cells. In adoptive T cell ...

Vishnu Raman, lead author In this third-generation delivery strain, Raman figured out a way to control when the bacteria, after it has been intravenously injected, invades the cancer cells and ...

Researchers have discovered that some CAR-T cells engineered to fight cancer and other conditions carry the memory of past encounters with bacteria ... you could make it kill cancer a little ...