Radiotherapy
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- Cancer Research UK 'concerned' by reports of radiotherapy delays
- Chemo instead of radiotherapy cuts long-term side effects for children with brain tumours
- Combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy improves head and neck cancer survival
- Diabetic drug protects against brain-radiation side effects
- First steps in 'anti-matter' cancer therapy
- Gene therapy shield for cancer treatment
- Leading Oxford scientist announces 'new era' in radiotherapy research
- Microbeams point to future of radiotherapy
- New chemotherapy 'cures' early testicular cancer
- New network to boost radiotherapy research in UK
- New treatment gives boost to lung cancer patients
- Radiation therapy could assist older breast cancer patients says study
- Radiotherapy as effective as surgery in bladder cancer treatment
- Radiotherapy before surgery slashes bowel cancer recurrence says trial
- Scientists reveal that oxygen delivery to tumours boosts radiotherapy success
- Shorter radiotherapy courses can benefit breast cancer patients
- US discovery could lead to better radiotherapy with fewer side effects
- Cancer Research UK calls for urgent action over radiotherapy waits
- Combination prostate treatment 74% successful says study
- Concentrated doses of radiotherapy shown to be better in treating breast cancer
- Exercise and counselling may reduce cancer-related fatigue
- Gene therapy "shield" could reduce radiation damage says study
- How to cope with side effects from pelvic radiotherapy
- Leading radiotherapy researcher leaves USA to lead new Oxford centre
- NHS hospitals invited to bid to provide advanced form of radiotherapy
- New drug could help target cancer cells with deadly accuracy
- New radiotherapy is better for breast
- Promising predictive test in bladder cancer
- Radiotherapy after lumpectomy saves lives
- Radiotherapy beats tamoxifen for treating pre-invasive breast cancer
- Relief for breast cancer patients sought on the grapevine
- Scottish research yields new clues to improve radiotherapy
- Study confirms side-effects of radiotherapy for low-grade glioma brain tumours
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