More than 14 million new cases of cancer are diagnosed globally each year; radiation
therapy (RT) has the potential to improve the rates of cure of 3.5 million people and provide …

… We review growing evidence that radiation therapy targeted to the tumor can convert it
into an in situ tumor vaccine by inducing release of antigens during cancer cell death in …

Background: Radiation therapy with charged particles can potentially deliver maximum doses
while minimizing irradiation of surrounding tissues, and it may be more effective or less …

… in radiation therapy. Over years of practice, physicians develop insights into what is “optimal”
for a particular type of cancer in … an overview of radiation therapy and conventional delivery …

… in understanding the biology of cancer cell responses to radiation will endeavor to increase
… for cancer patients. In this review, principles, application and advances in radiation therapy …

… of radiotherapy. Use of X-rays to treat about one-half the population who will develop cancer;
… a medical oncologists cytotoxic drug therapy; Why treatment takes so long; Mechanisms of …

… For example, our breast cancer projections assume that radiation therapy will play the same
… in breast cancer suggest that SEER may underestimate the true rates of radiation delivery (…

… cancer including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and palliative care. Radiotherapy
or radiation therapy … cancers; about half of cancer patients receive radiation as a curative or …

… BID radiation therapy program as compared to conventional once-aday (QD) radiation therapy
… , TI and T2 when treated with BID radiation therapy was not noted to reach a statistically …

… The use of intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) is rapidly advancing in the field
of radiation oncology. Intensity-modulated radiation therapy allows for improved dose …