Starpax announces magnetic field-controlled bacteria that deliver drugs to solid tumors

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Starpax Biopharma Inc. announced its Starpax Cancer Treatment Platform, an innovation using living, self-propelled, non-pathogenic bacteria that carry anticancer drugs on their surface and are sensitive to magnetic fields. 

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