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China-Born Scientist Leads Study that Upends How Radiotherapy May Spread Cancer

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Findings of University of Chicago cancer centre research led by China-born biochemist Yang Kaiting have been published in Nature.

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China-born scientist leads study that upends how radiotherapy may spread cancer

Findings of University of Chicago cancer centre research led by China-born biochemist Yang Kaiting have been published in Nature.

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Shorter radiotherapy course proves safe for prostate cancer

A significantly shorter course of radiotherapy for localised prostate cancer is just as safe and effective as the traditional eight-week schedule — even 10 years after treatment.

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