New RT journal calls for papers
Practical Radiation Oncology, a quarterly journal from ASTRO, is now accepting manuscripts.
Practical Radiation Oncology, a quarterly journal from ASTRO, is now accepting manuscripts. Manuscripts should focus on imaging, contouring, target delineation, simulation, treatment planning, immobilization, organ motion, patient safety, and quality measurement.
W. Robert Lee, MD, has been named editor of Practical Radiation Oncology. Dr. Lee is a professor in the department of radiation oncology and program director of the radiation oncology training program at Duke University in Durham, N.C. Visit ees.elsevier.com/practicalradonc/ to submit a manuscript.
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PSA test drives diagnosis within families
New RT journal calls for papers
Oral Bisphosphonates Not Linked to Esophageal Cancer Risk
Partnering of chemotherapy and radiation yields great response rates in H&N ca, but has not improved survival
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Zoledronic acid plus standard therapy offers anticancer effect in multiple myeloma
Ipilimumab put on fast track by FDA
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