Researchers at Jefferson show that technology to monitor a patient holding their breath during radiation therapy for breast cancer is the best method to prevent radiation exposure of health tissues and organs.
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Edyta Zielinska on Monday, March 24th, 2014 in News and Events.
Jefferson researchers find that treating colorectal cancer with radiation both therapy kills cancer cells and makes subsequent immunotherapy more effective.
Radiation oncologist Nicole L. Simone, MD, discusses her clinical trial examining the benefits of calorie restriction during radiation therapy for breast cancer.
A wife, mother and grandmother, Judy was used to taking care of her family. Now she was the one who needed care after learning she had early stage breast cancer.