A new study underway at the UF Health Cancer Center seeks to address a critical issue: anxiety-induced delays in radiation treatment. Over the next 32 months, UF Radiation Oncology researchers will investigate whether enhanced patient training and instruction materials can empower patients to make informed decisions, improve emotional comfort and…
The University of Florida Department of Radiation Oncology has led research efforts in the field for 60 years. In fact, our residents are some of the most published residents of any radiation oncology residency program in the United States. Peruse our most recent publications and research highlights below: Current Research…
A recent article on the topic of diversity within the UF Department of Radiation Oncology has earned the attention of other institutions seeking to affect change in their own residency programs. Published ahead of print on December 4, 2020 in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology, “Journey…
A study on the side effects experienced by women receiving pelvic radiation, led by Anamaria Yeung, M.D., UF Radiation Oncology Clinical Associate Professor and Residency Program Director (shown right), is now receiving national attention. In the study, published February 19 in the…
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