The National Association for Proton Therapy’s Annual Member Survey showed more patients treated, additional centers opening, and an evolving and complex case mix of disease sites being treated with proton therapy.
“Patient stories, as you know, can either make or break a story,” said Laurie McGinley, a former health and science editor at The Washington Post who is now on the board of Patient Action for Cancer Research, or PACR, a new advocacy organization aimed at organizing and amplifying patient voices in an effort to protect life-saving federal health research.
