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Radiotherapy

(A) Previously studied and (B) proposed boron agents used to deliver boron to tumor cells. The way in which the new boron agent PBC-IP binds to the carrier protein albumin facilitates its accumulation in tumor cells even at low doses, leading to better treatment outcomes without toxic effects on healthy cells.

Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) Gets Boost With New Potion

Professor Charlotte Coles Credit: Patrick Harrison/Cancer Research UK

Radiotherapy Advance: New Trial Cuts Breast Cancer Treatment Time by a Week

An Asian woman in her 60s embraces her mid-30s daughter who is battling cancer - stock photo

First UK proton beam therapy trial for breast cancer launches

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