Summary:
- This article discusses a new bioengineered platform that uses bacteria to deliver viruses into tumor cells. The platform is designed to target and infect cancer cells, potentially leading to their destruction.
- The platform utilizes genetically modified bacteria that are attracted to the unique environment of solid tumors. These bacteria then act as "Trojan horses," carrying viruses that can infect and kill the cancer cells.
- This approach aims to provide a more targeted and effective cancer treatment, with the potential to minimize the side effects associated with traditional therapies. The article highlights the promising results from early studies and the ongoing research to further develop this innovative cancer-fighting technology.