Arthritis Radiotherapy
Which Arthritic Joints Have Been Studied With Low-Dose Radiation?
Knee arthritis has the strongest recent randomized signal; evidence for other joints is less certain or mostly observational.
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WellSpring Oncology Patient Education
Radiation therapy research, explained clearly
Source-linked guides about prostate, skin cancer and arthritis radiotherapy, written clearly for patients.
Prostate Radiotherapy
SBRT for Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer: Known and Still Being Studied
A clear guide to metastasis-directed SBRT, the evidence supporting it, and the questions that ongoing trials have not yet answered.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
Does Low-Dose Radiation Help Arthritis? A Balanced Evidence Review
The evidence is promising for selected patients but not settled, and broad success-rate claims hide important differences among studies.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
2026 Appropriate Use Criteria for Osteoarthritis Radiotherapy
What the new consensus says about evidence, patient selection, dosing, safety, and remaining uncertainty.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
Low-Dose Radiation vs Other Osteoarthritis Treatments
Low-dose radiation is one possible later-line discussion—not a replacement for diagnosis or established osteoarthritis care.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
Low-Dose Radiotherapy for Arthritis: Safety, Process, and Questions
A practical six-session treatment guide that separates short-term experience from uncertain long-term radiation risk.
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Prostate Radiotherapy
Hormone Therapy With Prostate Radiation: Who Needs It and for How Long?
Hormone therapy can improve outcomes with prostate radiation, but its duration should reflect cancer risk, health, and side-effect priorities.
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Skin Cancer Radiotherapy
Mohs Surgery vs Superficial Radiation: What the 2025 Review Found
Mohs remains preferred for many operable skin cancers; superficial radiation can still be reasonable when surgery is unsuitable or declined.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
Low-Dose Radiation for Hand Osteoarthritis: Why Evidence Differs
Joint-specific evidence matters: randomized hand studies were negative even though newer knee results are encouraging.
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Arthritis Radiotherapy
Low-Dose Radiation for Knee Osteoarthritis: The 2025 Trial
The study improves the evidence for knee osteoarthritis, but it was small and longer follow-up is still needed.
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Prostate Radiotherapy
MRI-Guided Focal Boost for Prostate Cancer: 10-Year FLAME Results
Ten-year FLAME results show better biochemical control from an MRI-guided focal boost, without a demonstrated overall-survival advantage.
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Skin Cancer Radiotherapy
High-Risk Cutaneous Squamous Cell Cancer: C-POST Explained
C-POST changed the evidence for a narrow high-risk cSCC group; it does not apply to routine superficial lesions.
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Skin Cancer Radiotherapy
Radiation for Basal and Squamous Skin Cancer: Who Is a Candidate?
Radiation is an established option for selected basal and squamous skin cancers, but candidacy depends on pathology, depth, location, surgery options, and prior treatment.
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Prostate Radiotherapy
Five-Treatment Prostate SBRT: What the PACE-B Trial Found
PACE-B provides randomized evidence that five-treatment SBRT can be an effective option for selected people with localized prostate cancer.
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Prostate Radiotherapy
Prostate SBRT or Surgery? What PACE-A Says About Quality of Life
PACE-A found different quality-of-life tradeoffs after SBRT and surgery, but its small sample does not identify one best treatment for everyone.
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Prostate Radiotherapy
PSMA PET and Salvage Radiation After Prostatectomy
The 2024 AUA/ASTRO/SUO guideline explains where PSMA PET fits when PSA rises after prostate surgery.
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