There are two main categories of lung cancer: non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which includes approximately 85 percent of cases, and small-cell lung cancer (SCLC), which accounts for approximately 15 percent of cases.

This year is the 40^th anniversary of the founding of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

By Tammy McCausland

As we enjoy warmer temperatures and bright sunshine, it’s the perfect time to remind ourselves, our families, our colleagues and our friends to use sunscreen and get screened.

By Lorrie LeGrand

This blog post is adapted from the article “The Radiation Oncology Specialist Role: A Growth Opportunity for Radiation Therapists” published in Radiation Oncology News for Administrators Volume 34 Number 5.

Leveraging data analytics can unlock powerful clinical insights, but building a program that does it successfully takes careful planning and strategy to implement. Here are seven strategies to help you achieve success.

By Tammy McCausland

Depending on who—or what tool—you ask, the definition of artificial intelligence (AI) and what it comprises can differ. Generally, machine learning, neural networks, deep learning and generative AI are technologies included under the general term “AI.”

By Tammy McCausland

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Most of us know someone, directly or indirectly, who has breast cancer, is a survivor or who succumbed to the disease.

By Jiné Maroney

This blog post is adapted from the article “My Experience Attending the New Administrators Workshop” published in Radiation Oncology News for Administrators, Vol 34, No. 2.

This blog post is adapted from the article “Addressing Radiation Therapist Burnout” published in Radiation Oncology News for Administrators, Vol 33, No. 5.

This blog post is adapted from the Q&A “Introducing the Advanced Practice Radiation Therapist” published in Radiation Oncology News for Administrators, Vol 33, No. 5.