While radiotherapy is a highly effective cancer treatment — useful for about 60 per cent of all cancers — it may lead to ...

Despite appearing successful on scans, radiotherapy may leave behind undetected microscopic cancer cells, posing a greater risk of recurrence and worse long-term outcomes than previously thought, ...

Radiotherapy, especially a form known as stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SABR), is widely used to treat cancers in the ...

Radiotherapy may leave behind microscopic cancer even when scan images suggest the tumour is gone, and this“residual diseas ...

Residual cancer can remain undetected despite clear scans, potentially leading to worse outcomes and higher risks of ...

SABR is a well-established therapy in both the curative and metastatic setting, however, its ablative potential may not be as ...

A new editorial was published in Oncotarget, Volume 16, on March 13, 2025, titled "No disease left behind." In this editorial, Dr. Muzamil Arshad from the University of Chicago Medical Center and ...

While radiotherapy remains one of the most effective cancer treatments—benefiting approximately 60% of cancer patients—a new ...