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bacteria eat cancer tumours - Cancer researchers working in a laboratory with medical equipment and samples

Waterloo scientists engineer bacteria to eat cancer tumours

2026-02-25
By: Andrew
On: February 25, 2026
In: Science

University of Waterloo researchers develop bacteria that thrives in zero-oxygen tumour environments to fight cancer from within. Clinical trials 3-4 years…Continue Reading

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