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Chemo/Radiation Did Not Yield Increased Pelvic Malignancies in Rectal Cancer
Chemo/Radiation Did Not Yield Increased Pelvic Malignancies in Rectal Cancer

September 3rd 2025

In patients with rectal cancer, the median OS was 12 years in the chemotherapy and radiation therapy group vs 24 years in the chemotherapy alone group.

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Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy Achieves Local Control on Bone Metastases

September 3rd 2025

The cumulative chronic grade 3 or higher toxicity rate was 3% in patients treated with de-escalated adjuvant radiotherapy vs 11% with standard of care therapy.
DART Therapy Exhibits Greater Tolerability in Oropharyngeal SCC

September 3rd 2025

Addition of Radiotherapy to Systemic Chemotherapy Improves Survival in ESCC
Addition of Radiotherapy to Systemic Chemotherapy Improves Survival in ESCC

August 23rd 2025

The retrospective study is the largest to evaluate the relationship between dose-averaged LET profiles and local control after CIRT for pancreatic cancer.
Low Dose-Averaged LET Exhibits Poor Local Control in Pancreatic Cancer

August 20th 2025

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