Two studies from Fred Hutchinson show how bacteria could help tumors progress and resist treatment

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Two new studies from researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center reveal how bacteria infiltrate tumors and could be helping tumors progress and spread. The research team also showed that the different microbial players in a tumor’s microbiome could influence how a cancer responds to treatment.

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