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Podcast: New treatment to fight deadliest cancer

First publishedJul 21, 16:21 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 12:17 UTC · 8m ago
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Professor Neil Forbes discusses a new treatment using modified salmonella bacteria to fight some of the deadliest cancers.

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A US professor talks about a new way to fight cancer. He uses bacteria called salmonella. This bacteria can be changed to help people with cancer.

Why it matters

This new treatment could help people with cancer. It's a new way to fight this serious disease.

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What is the new treatment?
It uses modified salmonella bacteria.
Who is talking about this treatment?
Professor Neil Forbes, a US professor supported by the National Science Foundation.
Where can I listen to this podcast?
You can listen to NSF Discovery Files wherever you get your podcasts.
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The outlets report on a new treatment for cancer, focusing on the use of modified bacteria. The tone is informative and neutral.

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    New treatment for cancer using modified bacteria

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