|Articles|October 30, 2003

New formulas may be better for determining radiation therapy failure

Salt Lake City--Prostate cancer researchers say they have developed methods to predict treatment failure in men undergoing radiation therapy that is more precise and specific than current American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology guidelines.

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