Likewise, hypofractionation that came into vogue because someone decided to flip the switch, risk out their necks and see what happens. Everyone then scrambled to debate if the LQ model actually could well be applied (spoiler- its unsettled)
When my esteemed med onco colleagues speak about the next "mab" with a 3 months PFS, I roll up my eyes and wonder if I did anything wrong to study hypoxia and altered fractionation.
Why do people conveniently forget that #radiation is the MOST effective way to treat cancer. Our entire basis rests on LQ formulaism that needs an urgent reboot.
So we now have a physical oncology as the next "hype" or is it real? Have we migrated from the 2D cell cultures to a "system-on-a-chip" to identify the next new target?