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Modified Bacteria Delivers Cancer-Killing Toxin to Tumors
Innovation4h ago

Modified Bacteria Delivers Cancer-Killing Toxin to Tumors

Baylor University researchers have turned a common food-borne bacteria into a precision weapon against colorectal cancer, the nation's second-deadliest cancer. The breakthrough could one day be delivered as a simple oral medication.

Google News - New Treatment3 min read
Baylor's Tyce Armstrong Hits 3 Grand Slams in Season Opener
SportsFeb 14

Baylor's Tyce Armstrong Hits 3 Grand Slams in Season Opener

A Baylor baseball player just did something no Major Leaguer has ever accomplished, hitting three grand slams in a single game. Tyce Armstrong made history in the Bears' season opener, becoming the first college player in 50 years to pull off the incredible feat.

Google News - Sports2 min read
Baylor Player Hits 3 Grand Slams in Season Opener
SportsFeb 14

Baylor Player Hits 3 Grand Slams in Season Opener

Baylor's Tyce Armstrong just accomplished something no Major League Baseball player has ever done: he crushed three grand slams in a single game. The redshirt senior's historic night made him only the second college player ever to achieve this rare feat.

MLB News2 min read
Baylor Turns Food Bacteria Into Colorectal Cancer Fighter
Health & WellnessFeb 5

Baylor Turns Food Bacteria Into Colorectal Cancer Fighter

Scientists at Baylor University have transformed a common food-borne bacteria into a powerful weapon against colorectal cancer, using modified Listeria to deliver cancer-killing toxins directly into tumor cells. The breakthrough could eventually lead to an oral cancer treatment.

Google News - New Treatment3 min read
13-Year-Old Leukemia Survivor Designs Shoes for Baylor Coach
Acts of KindnessJan 24

13-Year-Old Leukemia Survivor Designs Shoes for Baylor Coach

After 870 days of chemotherapy, Michael Montague celebrated his recovery by designing custom sneakers for Baylor's basketball coach and shooting hoops with the team. The 13-year-old's visit to practice marks a milestone in both his healing journey and the Coaches vs. Cancer initiative's mission.

Google News - Cancer Survivor2 min read