For over 30 years, radiation therapy has been a part of the standard of care for locally advanced rectal cancer patients.
I recently found myself asking a question that I thought had an obvious answer: What is early-stage cancer?
Study at ASCO plenary:Radiation can be omitted for some rectal cancer patients
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