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The swivelling chair that reduces side effects of radiotherapy

Sitting upright can mean reduced side-effects, because being vertical during treatment reduces the risk of healthy organs being damaged by it.

Heidi probstStephen toweNicky thorpRoyal college of radiologistsSheffield hallam universityLeo cancer careRoyal college

Cancerous tumours are not the body s attempt to heal itself

Cancerous tumours are not the body s attempt to heal itself

United kingdomStephen johnstonNicky thorpUs national cancer instituteWorld health organisationRoyal college of radiologistsCancer research united kingdomRoyal collegeBreast cancer medicineMedical oncologyRoyal marsden hospitalCancer institute

The tiny glass beads that could stop radiotherapy side-effect

Dozens of the beads, each less than a millimetre wide, are fed onto a thin cotton thread and inserted into the body through a tube and positioned to sit as close as possible to the tumour.

City ofUnited kingdomUnited statesShakardokht jafariNicky thorpNeil stanleyClatterbridge cancer centre in liverpoolUniversity of californiaRoyal college of radiologistsWashington university school of medicineCancer centreRoyal collegeWashington university schoolPeking university

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