AAPM VL-Radiation and Immunotherapy: How to Ignite Long Term Anti-Cancer Response

2016 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Radiation and Immunotherapy: How to Ignite Long Term Anti-Cancer Response

Opportunities for Medical Physics Contributions to Radiation Immunotherapy
Mark Oldham, PhD Duke University Medical Center

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	Cancer and the Immune System: The Basics ! - Elizabeth Repasky, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
	Radiation Therapy to Ignite An Anti-Cancer Immune Response - Sylvia Formenti, Weill Cornell Medical Center
	Current Clinical Trials Using Radiation and Immunomodulatory Agents - Norman Coleman, National Cancer Institute
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2016 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Radiation and Immunotherapy: How to Ignite Long Term Anti-Cancer Response