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• Shock-Absorbing “Goo” Discovered in Bone

• Preoperative PET Reduces Redundant Lung Surgeries

• Radiotherapy After Mastectomy Helpful to Women with Breast Cancer That Metastasized to Only a Few Lymph Nodes

• PET Imaging Reveals Cognitive Impairment Predicted from Plaques

• Earlier Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease Attained with New PET Tracers

• Favorable Outcomes Seen for Advanced Stage Tonsil Cancer Using Unilateral Radiotherapy

• Proton Therapy for Prostate Cancer Patients Offers Long-Term Patient Survival with Optimal Quality of Life

• Dressing Designed to Prevent Skin Reactions During Radiation Therapy

• Dense Breast Tissue Not Problematic for Molecular Breast Imaging

• First Lung Cancer Patients Treated Using MRI-Guided Radiotherapy

• Brachytherapy Provides Lower Rate of Breast Preservation for Older Women

• Cherenkov Effect Breakthrough Allows Clinicians to Visualize Radiotherapy in Body

• Collaboration with Algeria to Expand Cancer Treatment Services

• Using Sugar-Based Tracers to Improve Detecting Heart Disease with PET

• IMRT Radiotherapy for Head and Neck Cancer May Be Superior to Standard Radiation

• Radiotherapy Advances Result in More Targeted Treatments, Less Harm to Healthy Tissue

• Advances in Imaging Software Reduce Patient Wait Times and Helps Hospital Staff Increase Efficiency

• Metastasized Melanoma Patients Can Benefit from SPECT Imaging

• Powder Developed to Enhance NMR Signals for Faster, Better Structure Determination and Early Cancer MRI Diagnosis

• Intensity Modulated Proton Therapy System Receives Clearance

• PET-CT Identifies Ruptured and High-Risk Coronary Plaque

• Younger, Just Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients Often Undergo Unnecessary Imaging, Staging Procedures