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Particle therapy

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Particle therapy, also known as charged particle therapy, is an advanced form of radiation therapy used primarily in cancer treatment. Unlike conventional radiation therapy that uses X-rays (photons), particle therapy utilizes charged particles, such as protons or heavier ions like carbon, to deliver radiation to tumors. ### Key Features of Particle Therapy: 1. **Precision**: Particle therapy provides more precise targeting of tumors while sparing surrounding healthy tissues.

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