🚨The first American guidelines for low-dose radiotherapy in osteoarthritis were just published.
That’s not a small thing.
For decades, European centers have been treating OA with low-dose RT. American patients largely couldn’t access it. No formal guidance. No insurer framework. No roadmap for referring providers.
That changes today.
The American Radium Society Appropriate Use Criteria, published in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology, define exactly when and how to use LDRT for OA. Radiation oncologists, rheumatologists, physiatrists, and orthopedic surgeons built this together.
For insurers, this is the clinical framework they’ve been waiting for.
Honored to be a co-author alongside the global experts who made this possible.
We just found out our work will be presented at the ASTRO 2026 Plenary Session.
Not a poster. Not a breakout. The Plenary.
Low-dose radiotherapy for knee osteoarthritis with sustained clinical benefit,
MRI-confirmed outcomes, 13-year randomized data.
Stay tuned. @ASTRO_org
@jdalrymple Normally it’s a much longer thing where basically you hike up a mountain and ski down. This replicates how people can ski down hills without a chairlift. For the Olympics they put a short form (sprint).
14MB ram / 9MB disk (MB, *not* GB!) to index all of Windows 10, in 1 second. Index stays updated automatically.
It's amazing what's possible with a modern computer if you actually care about engineering.
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