Thomas Galloway, MD, on Oropharyngeal Cancer: Improving Outcomes and Reducing Toxicity
2018 ASTRO Annual MeetingThomas Galloway, MD, of Fox Chase Cancer Center, summarizes a session on head and neck cancer that included findings on reducing oral mucositis, improving quality of life with deintensified chemoradiotherapy, and the costs of dose de-escalation (Scientific Session 31).
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