Radiation Oncology-Biology Integration Network (ROBIN) Centers
Funds a national network of centres studying how tumours and healthy tissue change biologically during radiation cancer treatment.
A tumour is not a fixed target. Radiation therapy changes it, and the healthy tissue around it, as treatment goes on — which means the target can shift mid-course in ways plain imaging does not show.
This funds a national network of centres built to study that shift directly. Multidisciplinary, longitudinal studies collect biospecimens and multimodal data from cancer patients before, during and a…
A national cooperative-agreement network of centres running multidisciplinary, longitudinal studies of how tumours and normal tissue change biologically during standard-of-care radiation therapy, to find mechanisms of response, resistance and toxicity and new therapy-induced targets. A clinical trial is required.
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