Lecture 1 - Introduction to Radiation Oncology

[@wonder_9315]

I love how you can just watch lectures on KZbin. I’m working towards a radiation career and this is a great way to see what I’m getting into, make sure it’s for me, etc.

[@yaboyshelz]

did you finish? how are your classes going?

[@KahurangiSteez]

Isn't it brilliant? I'm a bricklayer from New Zealand and I'm watching videos about cancer science from harvard lol

[@robking78]

As a patient trying to understand before decision, your lecture is very helpful. On a side note your voice reminds me of Matt Damon.

[@cheryltelles7400]

really appreciate the level of explanations. You could really geek out on this stuff. Enjoyed this thoroughly.

[@lucydikirr4135]

Great lecture.Good explanation

[@afnanabdullah]

1:12:11 why the numbers and the words are not clear

[@anillal7684]

Excellent Effort Dan

[@drbindiyavijayan1750]

Thank you sir, was really informative

[@dangolden6423]

Glad it was helpful!

[@k7iq]

Excellent lectures, Dan !

[@k.b.9716]

Thank you so much! Enjoying all of your videos! My “evil” ears catch a slip of the tongue. (Shorter wavelength, higher its frequency, higher its energy.:))

[@dangolden6423]

Short wavelength = high frequency = high energy; Long wavelength = low frequency = low energy.

[@itapaisley9903]

thank you Dan.

[@Erikhedoulo]

Thank you sir!

[@lcominghome]

Hi Dan Can you share with me your template you talked about at 26:30

[@magnumAA5911]

Hello guys… I am about to Dnb Radiation Oncology in India…Can someone please guide me about how is the career, money, jobs after FRCR Clinical Oncology in UK ?

[@melherman3712]

I am getting a hormone shot before staring my radiation treatments to slow the growth of the tumor is a normal. Thanks

[@dangolden6423]

This is not a comment on your case. However, it is very common for patients with prostate cancer to receive hormone therapy for ~2 months before beginning radiation treatment.

[@no-de3lg]

Can a radiation therapist apply for master in radiation oncology or it’s only exclusively for doctors

[@dangolden6423]

I am not familiar with a "Master in Radiation Oncology" degree. You might find this program for a Master of Cancer Science of interest: study.unimelb.edu.au/find/courses/graduate/master-of-cancer-sciences/. It's run by a radiation oncologist. :)

[@jian-guozhou6449]

any way to get a link to the power points file or anothers?

[@sarahsingh233]

any way to get a link to the powerpoint file? thanks!

[@rahatmalhotra4011]

@@dwgolden couldn't find here. the images in latter section are hard to read. Anyway i could get them?

[@sonugaming4015]

Which radiation for 4 stage oral Cancer ???

[@Jordanistheonlyholywaterriver]

Wikipedia brought me here.