Radiotherapy is an essential component of cancer therapy. Lack of access to radiotherapy in
less-developed countries prevents its use for both cure and symptom relief, resulting in a …

Purpose This survey aimed to determine the perception of brachytherapy training among
residents in the DACH region, consisting of Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Material & …

In response to the growing global health challenge in the fight against cancer, there is now a
greater need for radiation oncology health professionals across institutions to collaborate …

PURPOSE The study assesses the current state of global oncology (GO)/hematology
training opportunities in US fellowship programs. METHODS We developed a …

PURPOSE Pediatric radiotherapy is a necessary and challenging component of oncologic
care for children in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). Collaboration between …

Purpose Interest in global health has risen among medical students applying to and
residents training in radiation oncology, often outpacing available educational offerings. The …

Purpose Low-and middle-income countries disproportionately comprise 65% of cancer
deaths. Cancer care delivery in resource-limited settings, especially low-income countries in …

Over the past decade, several strides have been made to improve the management of
breast cancer in developing countries; however, there are still obstacles present. In the area …

Radiotherapy infrastructure and human capital are crucial for effective cancer control, yet
their availability in Africa remains severely limited. This study addresses this critical gap in …

Methods The goal of the VRR was to preserve the in-person experience, requiring a
dynamic re-thinking of how to incorporate the key components of patient encounters …