Radiotherapy is one of the most widely used therapies for cancer treatment. It consists of using radiation in its different forms (X-rays, Gamma rays, particles) to harm and destroy tumours, either ...

The use of different diagnostic imaging techniques that employ various forms of radiation such as X-rays (CT and radiography) and gamma rays (PET and SPECT) has revolutionized the management of cancer ...

This treatment is known as radiotherapy and is prescribed by a specialist cancer doctor called an oncologist. Gamma rays can be directed through the body to target tumours that cannot be treated ...

About 40 per cent of people with cancer undergo radiotherapy as part of their treatment. It is administered in two main ways: from outside the body using X-rays or gamma rays from radioactive ...

Smart watches have become an essential accessory for fitness tracking and health monitoring. However, a recent study by the University of Notre Dame has raised alarm about the presence of harmful ...

That’s why we created Terapet—to enhance equipment for cancer patients,” Palm said. Qualyscan uses gamma-ray detection technology from CERN to provide real-time, accurate internal imaging ...