Advances in the treatment of prostate cancer

Article Abstract:

Several new developments are made in the management of prostate cancer, thus active surveillance is increasingly attractive and reasonable technique for patients with low-volume, low-risk disease, while for locally advanced or localized high-risk disease, neoadjuvant and adjuvant therapies are new standard of care. Traditional hormonal treatments can possibly limit common side effects, and thus survival use of chemotherapy is established.

Care and treatment, Diagnosis, Risk factors, Prostate cancer, Clinical report

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Advances in radiation oncology

Article Abstract:

A study has been conducted on the advances in radiation oncology on three major fronts, biology, physics and clinical application. The results have shown that the effectiveness of radiation therapy is increased by the advances in radiation oncology, and better treatment results are also promised in the future.

Science & research, Research, Radiotherapy, Radiobiology

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Molecular imaging in the development of cancer therapeutics

Article Abstract:

Molecular imaging technologies that monitor biological processes and measure levels of targeted macromolecules, can contribute significantly to preclinical and clinical drug evaluation. A proposal to integrate molecular imaging into the development of cancer therapeutics is presented.

Usage, Diagnostic imaging

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