Magnets made by soil bacteria offer hope for breast and prostate cancer

Scientists at Sheffield University have found a novel way of guiding anti-tumour viruses to their target

Scanning electron micrograph of a breast cancer cell.Scientists are developing magnetically guided microscopic projectiles that can be injected into patients’ blood to attack breast, prostate and other tumours.

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