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Did you know that more than half of all people with cancer receive radiation oncology as part of their cancer treatment? Also known as radiation therapy, radiation oncology is a type of cancer treatment that uses intense beams of energy … Read More
Oncology
Therapeutic Procedures of Radiation Oncology
Radiation oncology is a cancer treatment that uses X-rays or other focused energies to eliminate or control the growth and size of malignant tumors. Used in many locations in the body, radiation is an integral part of cancer care in … Read More
Does Radiation Oncology Have Fewer Side Effects Compared to Chemotherapy?
Radiation oncology and chemotherapy are both effective cancer treatments; however, they are different in many ways. Radiation oncology is localized: it targets only the affected area of the body, and therefore, tends to have fewer side effects. Chemotherapy, on the … Read More
Understanding the Radiation Oncology Process
Radiation oncology or radiation therapy is a cancer treatment that uses X-rays or other types of energy to reduce or eliminate cancer cells. It damages cancer cells by destroying the parts of the cells that let them grow and divide. … Read More
Tips for Finding the Best Oncology Center
After you receive a cancer diagnosis, one of the many questions you may have in mind is where you can go for treatment.
Searching for a good oncology center can be a daunting task, given your health condition, but … Read More
Lung Cancer Is Still One of the Most Common Types of Cancer in the US
Is a Radiation Oncologist Part of Your Cancer Treatment Team?
Cancer is a complicated disease to comprehend, both for patients and medical professionals. Treatments span long periods, making your journey hard to endure at times. But oncology is continuously growing with more studies, higher demand for services, and emerging technologies, … Read More
When to Visit an Oncologist
What comes to mind when you hear the word cancer? For someone who is a survivor, it might invoke a feeling of gratitude or triumph. On the other hand, for someone with a history of breast cancer in the family, … Read More
