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Radiotherapy after surgery ‘reduces risk of recurrence of certain brain cancers’

  • Posted on September 25, 2026
  • By Evening Standard
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Recent clinical evidence demonstrates that adjuvant radiotherapy significantly improves patient outcomes for aggressive brain malignancies following surgical intervention. Since recurrence rates approach 50% in untreated cases, post-operative radiation therapy represents a critical treatment strategy. This therapeutic approach targets residual cancer cells and microscopic disease, substantially reducing the likelihood of tumor progression. Understanding the role of combined modality treatment helps oncologists develop personalized protocols that enhance survival rates and quality of life for brain cancer patients.

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Radiotherapy after surgery ‘reduces risk of recurrence of certain brain cancers’
Radiotherapy after surgery ‘reduces risk of recurrence of certain brain cancers’

Cancer returns almost 50% of the time among patients with these aggressive brain tumours.
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Evening Standard

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