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• Radiation oncology
  '''Radiation oncology''' is a medical specialty, interdisciplinary between [[radiology]] and [[on
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• Talk:Radiation oncology
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• Template:Radiation oncology/Metadata
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• Radiation oncology/Definition
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• Radiation oncology/Related Articles
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• Oncology/Definition
  ...mal subspecialties are [[medical oncology]] in [[internal medicine]] and [[radiation oncology]] in [[radiology]]; surgeons also may specialize in neoplasia
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• Radiation oncology
  '''Radiation oncology''' is a medical specialty, interdisciplinary between [[radiology]] and [[on
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• Medical oncology/Definition
  ...] or [[radiotherapy]]; usually works in an interdisciplinary manner with [[radiation oncology|radiation oncologists]] and surgical oncologists
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• Template:Radiation oncology/Metadata
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• User:S. Thomas Deahl
  ...Resources, Concord, CA; Adjunct Associate Professor of Orthodontics and of Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
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• X-ray
  ...ing the X-rays is to affect tissue, such as [[radiology#radiation oncology|radiation oncology]].
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• Radiology
  *[[#radiation oncology|radiation oncology]] ===Radiation oncology===
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• Cancer
  ...require, are the focus of those particular specialties. So, for example, [[Radiation Oncology|radiation oncologists]], who are trained in the use of external beam radiat
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• Talk:Nuclear chemistry
  == Nuclear medicine v. Radiation Oncology == ...ic radiology, in which x-rays are used in very low levels for imaging, and radiation oncology, in which external radiation is used at near toxic levels on limited areas
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• Medicine
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• Integrative medicine
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• Talk:Evidence-based medicine/Archive 1
  survival data is unavailable? For instance in Radiation Oncology (my own specialty) if you know that higher radiation doses kill more cancer :''For instance in Radiation Oncology (my own specialty) if you know that higher radiation doses kill more cancer
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