After the emotional shock of a breast cancer recurrence, Teah decided to seek care – and proton therapy – at Fred Hutch ...

At Fred Hutch Cancer Center – Proton Therapy, Stephanie Schaub, MD, is a radiation oncologist who specializes in treating both adults and children with sarcoma. She is part of a sarcoma-focused ...

A new magnet array at Brookhaven Lab can steer cancer-killing proton beams at record energy levels up to 250 MeV. This magnet ...

While radiation treatments designed to kill cancer cells have come a long way, scientists and doctors are always exploring ...

Proton therapy, which is a newer type of radiation treatment, will be offered at Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute in Lancaster.

Proton beam therapy delivers a high dose of radiation directly to a tumor. It is effective in treating tumors close to critical organs and for children with cancer, according to the organization ...

The Abramson Cancer Center is currently leading a randomized clinical trial comparing proton beam therapy to traditional radiation. The trial evaluates cure rates, longevity, and side effects in ...

Proton beam radiation is a finite resource for cancer treatment, and Mayo Clinic's Rochester campus is at capacity. New technologies are emerging to treat patients more effectively and quickly.

The proton therapy center is staffed by a team of physicians, medical physicists, engineers, IT specialists, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning experts, radiation biologists and ...

Mayo Clinic said Tuesday it will adopt proton beam technology -- which can better deliver radiation to cancer cells without harming normal cells -- at its three main campuses in Rochester ...

The Penn Medicine | Virtua Health's new Proton Therapy Center is where a cyclotron accelerates subatomic particles to about 450 million miles per hour.

Mayo Clinic receives $100 million gift to expand radiation treatment center in Rochester Donation from the Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation will expand access to proton beam technology.