LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - He’s the Arkansas Derby winner and one of three Kentucky Derby contenders trained by Louisville’s Brad Cox. To many people, Cyberknife is much more than a talented 3-year-old ...

Until last June, cancer patients in Southern Nevada had but one way to treat tumors using radiation. Patients had to come into clinics such as the Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada five days a ...

April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Head and neck cancer refers collectively to cancers that arise in the head and neck region. These cancers typically begin in the squamous cells that line ...

The Cyberknife is not a real knife. This is a robot radiotherapy machine which works with great accuracy during treatment, thanks to its robotic arm which moves around a patient when he breathes.

Cyberknife will have a lot of fans on Saturday at Kentucky Derby 148."Of course, you've got to bet on him (Cyberknife)," said Stacy McCaslin. "I mean, you just have to."McCaslin is one of three cancer ...

KUTRRH Chairperson Prof Olive Mugenda speaks after the hospital commenced CyberKnife services. [Courtesy] When the Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH) launched the ...

KUTRRH Chairperson Prof Olive Mugenda addressing the media on September 27.[ KUTRRH] The Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH) has made another medical milestone, ...

Men suffering from prostate cancer can go under the knife without getting cut. Dr. Allison Grow at North Florida Regional Medical Center's cancer center utilizes CyberKnife, a robotic arm that is able ...

The CyberKnife radiation treatment, which helped Jack Jackson beat one of the most deadly forms of cancer, uses cutting-edge technology to overcome a common problem with radiation — it kills good ...

New cancer-fighting technology at St. Mary's of Michigan hospital in Saginaw allows radiation beams to hit tumors with less than a millimeter precision, sparing surrounding healthy tissue. CyberKnife ...

A $5 million investment in new cancer-fighting technology is paying off after two years in use, the director of radiation oncology at Gibbs Cancer Center and Research Institute said. “It’s great,” ...