Faecal transplants can treat some cancers - but probably won't ever be widely used
Briefly

Experiments show fecal transplants from successful immunotherapy patients to non-responders transferred the ability to respond to treatment, improving outcomes in melanoma trials.
Clinical trials led by oncologists in Pennsylvania and Israel saw promising results with FMT, benefiting a significant portion of participants who had previously not responded to immunotherapy.
Read at Nature
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