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    Cancer Control

    Vol. 60-3

    September 2019

    This edition of the IAEA Bulletin takes a closer look at radiation for cancer control throughout the world and the role of the IAEA. It provides an overview of cancer — its biology, diagnostics and treatment?— and highlights major recent advances such as image guided brachytherapy and theranostics, including the production of new kinds of radiopharmaceuticals.?

    A decade of action on cancer control

    Cancer, nuclear medicine, radiation therapy and biology

    Nicole Jawerth

    Cancer-treating radiopharmaceuticals gain ground in Asia thanks to IAEA

    IAEA News Story

    Miklos Gaspar

    Seeing cancer cells, killing cancer cells

    IAEA News Story

    Theranostics for diagnostics and treatment

    Elisa Mattar, Nicole Jawerth

    A new vision for cancer treatment: image guided brachytherapy

    IAEA News Story

    Elisa Mattar

    Safely embracing the growing power of radiotherapy

    IAEA News Story

    Nathalie Mikhailova

    Keeping radiotherapy safe and effective

    IAEA News Story

    Q&A with leading dosimetry expert

    Nathalie Mikhailova

    The laws behind using radiation for cancer care: opening the door to treatment

    IAEA News Story

    Laura Gil

    From plans to funding: bankable documents and Niger’s first radiotherapy unit

    James Howlett

    Cancer control in Bangladesh gets major boost

    Laura Gil

    Managing the ever-increasing demand for cancer services in the developing world

    IAEA News Story

    James Howlett

    Embracing mobile and online technology to reshape cancer care and education

    IAEA News Story

    Joanne Liou

    Accurate dosimetry for quality cancer care

    IAEA News Story

    The IAEA/WHO Network of Secondary Standards Dosimetry Laboratories

    Aabha Dixit

    Radiation needs a more prominent role in the fight against cancer

    Mack Roach III

    A decade of action on cancer control

    Cary Adams

    Current and future nuclear energy leaders issue call to action for innovation

    Mosquito population successfully suppressed through pilot study using nuclear technique in China

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