Texas Biomed is forming a partnership with a UK-based biotech company to combat screwworm. The company, Flyttr, is a private entity that specializes in pest management and is based in England.
Further details about the partnership are available from the San Antonio Report.
The partnership was reported on July 5, 2026, and additional information can be found through the original source, which may provide more insight into the collaboration and its goals.
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