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Why should radiological oncology do translational research?
Authors:Rut Cañas  Isabel Linares  Ferran Guedea  Miguel Ángel Berenguer Francés
Institution:1. Department of Radiobiology and Cancer, ONCOBELL – IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain;2. Radiation Oncology Department. Institut Català d’Oncologia, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Avinguda Granvia, 199-203, 08908, Barcelona, Spain
Abstract:Radiological Oncology, like the rest of medical specialties, is beginning to provide can personalized therapies. The ongoing scientific advances enable a great degree of precision in diagnoses and therapies. To fight cancer, from a radiotherapy unit, requires up-to-date equipment, professionals with different specialties working in synchrony (doctors, physicists, biologists, etc.) and a lot of research. Some of the new therapeutic tendencies are immunotherapy, nanoparticles, gene therapy, biomarkers, artificial intelligence, etc. A new clinical paradigm in which new professional networks are inevitable is arising. The mission of translational research is to become a scientific engine in the clinical space.
Keywords:Translational research  Radiotherapy  Nanoparticles  Gene therapy  Artificial intelligence  Networks
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