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  1. NewsMay 26, 2025

    WHO Europe report: Building the evidence for the use of bacteriophage therapy

    Report from the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the Global Antimicrobial Resistance Research and Development Hub, published 26 May 2025, on advancing the evidence for using bacteriophages against antimicrobial resistance under a One Heal

    NewsPhage TherapyAMROne Health
  2. NewsMay 19, 2025

    Armata reports positive topline results from the Phase 1b/2a diSArm trial of intravenous AP-SA02

    Armata Pharmaceuticals reported positive topline results from its randomized, placebo-controlled Phase 1b/2a diSArm trial (n=50) of intravenous multi-phage therapeutic AP-SA02 plus best available antibiotic therapy in complicated Staphyloco

    NewsClinical TrialsPhage Therapy
  3. NewsMay 5, 2025

    Yale Center for Phage Biology and Therapy reports nebulized phage therapy in nine adults with cystic fibrosis (Nature Medicine)

    Researchers at the Center for Phage Biology and Therapy at Yale report in Nature Medicine on nine adults with cystic fibrosis treated by nebulization with phages selected to kill infecting bacteria and also weaken the survivors, making them

    NewsPhage TherapyClinical Trials
  4. UpdatesApr 18, 2025

    The Online Citizen wrote a piece on Singapore General Hospital's successful use of phage therapy to treat a patient using pha

    The Online Citizen wrote a piece on Singapore General Hospital's successful use of phage therapy to treat a patient using phages, which allowed the patient to avoid high-risk surgery.

    UpdatesNewsPhage therapyCompassionate use
  5. NewsMar 31, 2025

    BiomX reports positive Phase 2 topline results for BX211 phage treatment of diabetic foot osteomyelitis

    BiomX announced positive topline safety and efficacy results from its Phase 2 DANCE trial of the BX211 phage treatment for diabetic foot osteomyelitis associated with Staphylococcus aureus. BX211 was safe and well tolerated and produced a s

    NewsClinical TrialsPhage Therapy
  6. NewsMar 19, 2025

    Future Market Insights projects the global bacteriophage market to reach USD 72.4 million by 2035

    A Future Market Insights press release projects the global bacteriophage market rising from USD 49 million in 2025 to USD 72.4 million by 2035, a 4.0% CAGR. It points to bacteriophage therapy as an alternative to antibiotics and to phage-ba

    NewsIndustry
  7. UpdatesMar 7, 2025

    Andrea Kwa (Singapore General Hospital) and colleagues have announced Singapore’s second phage therapy case.

    Andrea Kwa (Singapore General Hospital) and colleagues have announced Singapore’s second phage therapy case.

    UpdatesPhage TherapyNewsSingapore
  8. NewsMar 4, 2025

    Micreos and Northway Biotech partner on MEndoB manufacturing

    Micreos Pharmaceuticals partners with biologics CDMO Northway Biotech for its engineered endolysin therapeutic manufacturing program. The partnership will develop scalable cGMP production processes for MEndoB, an investigational therapeutic

    NewsManufacturingPhage TherapyPhage Proteins
  9. NewsFeb 27, 2025

    Cytophage announces phage-based H5N1 vaccine candidates entering preclinical validation

    Cytophage Technologies announced the development of a phage-based vaccine for avian influenza (H5N1). Two candidates that use filamentous bacteriophages to display influenza antigens are entering preclinical validation, where a pilot study

    NewsPhage EngineeringIndustry
  10. NewsFeb 26, 2025

    CRISPRi-ART probes phage genes by targeting their RNA

    CRISPRi-ART uses dCas13d to bind specific phage mRNAs and stop production of the proteins they encode. By shutting off different phage proteins, researchers can identify which are essential for infection and investigate what they do. The me

    NewsToolsPhage Biology
  11. NewsFeb 20, 2025

    Hebrew University center names phage KpRaz1 in tribute to Raz Abulafia

    The Israeli Phage Therapy Center named the newly discovered phage KpRaz1 in memory of Raz Abulafia. The article says the phage could have therapeutic value if it proves effective against bacterial infections. Hebrew University

    NewsPhage Therapy
  12. NewsFeb 17, 2025

    WHO/Europe fact sheet: Bacteriophages and their use in combating antimicrobial resistance

    WHO/Europe fact sheet explaining that therapeutic phages are lytic and highly specific to their bacterial hosts and can be used alone or alongside antibiotics, but are not approved medicines in most countries and are mainly used on compassi

    NewsOne HealthAMRPhage Therapy
  13. UpdatesFeb 12, 2025

    Unfortunately, funding for the Canadian National Microbiology Lab's Phage Science, Therapeutics, and Research (PhageSTAR) pro

    Unfortunately, funding for the Canadian National Microbiology Lab's Phage Science, Therapeutics, and Research (PhageSTAR) program is ending.

    UpdatesNewsPhage therapy
  14. NewsJan 29, 2025

    USP remembers phage pioneer Aline Maria da Silva

    A USP memorial remembers Aline Maria da Silva’s work with compost phages and her role in bringing researchers together to launch the Cepid B3 Center for Research in Bacteria and Bacteriophages, where she served as vice-director. Jornal da U

    NewsPhage Biology
  15. NewsJan 8, 2025

    Gerdt Lab reports work on bacterial metabolites and phage competition

    Gerdt Lab’s recent work finds that bacterial metabolites synergize with viruses to shape microbial competition. The research was featured by Phys.org, AZoLifeSciences and ContagionLive. Gerdt Laboratory, Indiana University

    NewsPhage BiologyMicrobial ecology
  16. NewsDec 12, 2024

    Cytophage and Orthopaedic Innovation Centre partner on phage treatment program

    Cytophage and Winnipeg’s Orthopaedic Innovation Centre announced Manitoba’s first Phage Clinical Treatment Program, initially focused on prosthetic joint infections resistant to antibiotics. The partners planned compassionate-use/N=1 cases

    NewsPhage Therapy
  17. NewsDec 2, 2024

    Harnessing synthetic biology for phage therapy and probiotic development

    Technology Networks feature by Blake Forman on how synthetic biology is used to modify antibiotics, improve antibiotic production and engineer more targeted phages, including CRISPR–Cas-armed phages, alongside engineered probiotics and bios

    NewsPhage Engineering
  18. NewsNov 21, 2024

    AI model predicts which phages infect which E. coli strains from the bacterial genome alone (Nature Microbiology)

    Scientists from the Institut Pasteur, Inserm, AP-HP and Université Paris Cité trained an AI model that recommends a phage cocktail for a bacterial strain from its genome alone, using 350,000 interactions between 403 E. coli strains and 96 p

    NewsAIPhage Biology
  19. UpdatesNov 15, 2024

    Anthony King wrote a piece for Nature Outlook on bacteria-killing viruses in the gut microbiome, showing that phages are key

    Anthony King wrote a piece for Nature Outlook on bacteria-killing viruses in the gut microbiome, showing that phages are key players in gut ecology but remain difficult to study due to their abundance and diversity.

    UpdatesPhage-host interactionsGut microbiomeNews
  20. NewsNov 15, 2024

    INFARMED approves guidance on hospital-pharmacy magistral preparations of bacteriophages for individual patients (Deliberação 112/CD/2024)

    On 15 November 2024 the board of Portugal's medicines authority INFARMED approved, in Deliberação n.º 112/CD/2024, a guidance note on compounded medicines for phage therapy in hospitals: magistral preparations of bacteriophages made in a ho

    NewsRegulationPhage Therapy
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