Miami Cancer Institute takes delivery of 220-ton proton therapy cyclotron

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MIAMI CANCER INSTITUTE at Baptist Health South Florida received a 220-ton proton therapy cyclotron. The institute offers the only proton therapy center in South Florida, and plans to offer treatment beginning in 2017. “The arrival of the cyclotron signifies the beginning of the most sophisticated cancer treatment technology in the history of our organization,” said...

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