Radiology / Nuclear Medicine

  1. What to know about chemotherapy and infertility

    Chemotherapy can cause infertility in people of any sex. It is crucial that people understand the potential impact before undergoing treatment.

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  2. Radiation therapy for benign tumors

    Radiation therapy can help treat benign tumors by using high beam radiation particles directed to the growth. Read more.

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  3. What to know about barium enemas

    A barium enema is a test to help doctors examine the lower gastrointestinal tract. Learn about the purpose of the test, types, what to expect, and…

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  4. Choroid plexus tumor: Symptoms and treatment

    Choroid plexus tumors are rare growths that can be cancerous, but most are not. However, they can still cause disruptive symptoms.

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  5. What to know about brachytherapy for endometrial cancer

    Brachytherapy uses radiation to treat endometrial cancer. Doctors may use this after or instead of surgery. Learn the benefits, risks, and more here.

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  7. What are some treatment options for stomach cancer?

    Treatment for stomach cancer often involves a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, radiation, and palliative care…

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  8. Neulasta dosage

    Get the facts on Neulasta’s dosage. You can also learn how to use the drug, which forms it comes in, and more.

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  9. What are the side effects of brachytherapy for prostate cancer?

    Brachytherapy may cause short- or long-term side effects, including urinary, bowel, and sexual problems. Read about side effects and finding support.

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  10. What to know about radiation enteritis

    Radiation enteritis is inflammation of the intestines that may occur in people undergoing radiation therapy. it is more common in people receiving…

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  11. What is potassium iodide and can it help with radiation?

    What is KI and how can it help during a radiation emergency? Read on to learn more about KI, including how it may protect the thyroid from radiation.

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  12. What is multiple myeloma with AL amyloidosis?

    Multiple myeloma and AL amyloidosis link to plasma cells in the bone marrow. The conditions co-occur in 10–15% of people with MM. Read about the…

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  13. Understanding proton therapy for pancreatic cancer

    Proton therapy for pancreatic cancer may improve survival rates or prolong a person’s life. However, research is limited research on its specific…

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  14. Is CyberKnife therapy effective for prostate cancer?

    What is CyberKnife therapy, and who is a suitable candidate for it? Read on to learn more about this type of radiation therapy and whether it can…

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  15. Radiology tests for osteochondritis dissecans

    Learn about the types of radiology tests for osteochondritis dissecans, such as X-ray and MRI. This article also discusses what to expect from…

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  16. What is invasive cervical cancer?

    Invasive cervical cancer spreads from the surface of the cervix to other body parts and deeper tissues. Read about its symptoms, diagnosis, and…

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  18. What is cervical esophageal cancer?

    Cervical esophageal cancer (CEC) affects the upper esophagus. Smoking and heavy drinking are major risk factors for this condition. Learn more.

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  19. What side effects can radiation therapy on the brain cause?

    Radiation for brain cancer can cause a variety of side effects. Some are mild and short term. Others are more severe and may last for longer.

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  20. How can brachytherapy treat cervical cancer?

    Doctors use brachytherapy, a type of radiation therapy, to treat cervical cancer. Read about the goal of brachytherapy, the procedure, and side…

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  21. What to know about pediatric soft tissue sarcoma

    Lumps and bumps are common in childhood, but when they form in soft tissue without an obvious cause, they could be pediatric soft tissue sarcoma (STS).

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  22. The side effects of radiation for lung cancer

    Radiation therapy for lung cancer can cause some side effects. Learn more about the side effects of radiation for lung cancer here.

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  23. All about radiation therapy for lung cancer

    Radiation therapy for lung cancer uses X-rays to kill cancer cells or stop them from growing. Learn more about lung cancer radiation therapy here.

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  24. What is brachytherapy for prostate cancer?

    Brachytherapy involves placing radioactive material near a prostate tumor while a person is under anesthetic. Read about the procedure's goals and…

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  25. What are the treatments for pancreatic cancer?

    Treatment for pancreatic cancer can include surgery, ablation, and immunotherapy, among others. Learn more.

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  26. What are the treatment options for HER2-positive breast cancer?

    Treatment for HER2-positive breast cancer often involves combinations of drugs and chemotherapy. Learn more about the different options and outcomes…

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  27. Glioblastoma treatments: What are available?

    Treatment for glioblastoma may involve surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or a combination of all three. Learn more here.

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  29. Where should you stay after radioactive iodine treatment?

    People may be able to stay at home following radioactive iodine treatment, but they must take certain precautions. Learn more here.

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  30. What to know about liver elastography

    Liver elastography is a form of noninvasive testing that doctors can use to diagnose scarring within the liver. Learn more about it and what to expect…

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  31. What are the treatment options for liver cancer?

    There are a few different treatments for liver cancer, including surgery, ablation, and radiation therapy. Learn more about liver cancer treatment…

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  32. What to know about BCMA-targeted treatment for multiple myeloma

    Doctors may use BCMA-targeted therapy to treat multiple myeloma. Learn more about how it works and the different types here.

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  33. What is a coronary calcium scan and who might need one?

    A coronary calcium scan is a CT scan of the heart that doctors use to detect and measure calcium-containing plaque in someone's arteries.

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  34. Breast cancer and tiredness: What to know

    Breast cancer can lead to tiredness and fatigue due to the disease itself as well as certain forms of treatment. Learn more about the causes and…

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  35. GlucaGen dosage

    GlucaGen is a prescription drug used for severe hypoglycemia and certain radiology exams. Learn about the drug’s dosage, form, strength, and more.

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  36. Western vs. Eastern medicine: What to know

    Western medicine treats symptoms, while Eastern medicine refers to methods that focus on the person, not just the symptoms. Read more about the…

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  37. GlucaGen side effects: What you should know

    GlucaGen is a prescription drug used for severe hypoglycemia and certain radiology exams. Learn about its common, mild, and serious side effects.

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  38. What to know about allopathic medicine

    Allopathic medicine is another term for conventional, or modern Western medicine. Learn more.

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  40. What treatments are available for ovarian cancer?

    Each stage of ovarian cancer requires a different treatment plan. This article looks at the potential treatment options for every stage of ovarian…

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  41. Can CT scans help diagnose migraine?

    Doctors do not use CT scans to diagnose migraine, but may use them to rule out other causes of headaches. Learn more about their use here.

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  42. Treating small cell lung cancer with chemotherapy: What to know

    Chemotherapy is a treatment option for small cell lung cancer. Learn about its impact on outlook, available drugs, and more.

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  43. What are the treatment options for lung cancer?

    The treatment options for lung cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. Learn more about the potential options here.

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  44. MRI and MS: What to know

    Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is crucial in the diagnosis and management of multiple sclerosis (MS). Learn what it can reveal about different MS…

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