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Fusobacterium detectabilityMetro
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Fusobacterium can kill up to 99% of cells linked to head and neck cancers.
Scientists at Guy's and St Thomas ’ and King’s College London were brutally surprised’ to find bacteria kills 99% cancer cells.
The bacteria has been linked to the progression of bowel cancer.
It is hoped the findings could help guide treatment for patients with cancer.
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