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Diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

In the United States, nearly one million people live with multiple sclerosis (MS), an immune-mediated inflammatory disease that affects the central nervous system by causing demyelination and axonal transection, leading to regional and whole-brain atrophy. Characterized by symptomatic episodes that can occur months or years apart, MS symptoms vary widely but commonly include sensory loss,..

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Study Reveals Oncologists’ Perspectives on AI Ethics in Cancer Care

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent in cancer care, oncologists are encountering new ethical dilemmas. Currently, AI is mainly utilized as a diagnostic aid, helping to detect tumor cells in pathology slides and identify tumors in X-rays and other radiological images. However, emerging AI models that can evaluate a patient’s prognosis and potentially suggest..

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Understanding Linear Accelerators and Their Role in Cancer Treatment

Technology has made remarkable strides in cancer treatment, offering new hope and improved outcomes for patients worldwide. One of the most pivotal advancements in oncology is the development and use of linear accelerators (LINACs). These sophisticated machines are at the forefront of radiation therapy, providing targeted treatments to eradicate cancer cells while sparing healthy tissues…

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Israeli Child Receives Pioneering Seated Proton Therapy with Innovative System

P-Cure is pioneering a groundbreaking approach in the field of proton therapy with its latest achievement: the treatment of a young child diagnosed with ocular cancer using a novel proton therapy system. This innovative system, which has received FDA clearance and is operational at P-Cure’s Clinical Development Center in Israel, allows patients to receive treatments..

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Significant Milestone Reached in Compact Particle Accelerator Technology

Researchers, led by The University of Texas at Austin and including international partners and TAU Systems Inc., have made a significant breakthrough in compact accelerator technology by developing a particle accelerator that is under 20 meters long and generates an electron beam with 10 billion electron volts (10 GeV) of energy. This advancement drastically reduces..

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