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	Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat [[Cancer\|cancer]]. It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy [[X-ray\|X-ray]] beams~~ ~~<ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>. The effects of radiation on [[Cell\|cell]] tissues include [[Apoptosis\|apoptosis]] of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>.		Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat [[Cancer\|cancer]]. It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy [[X-ray\|X-ray]] beams<ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>. The effects of radiation on [[Cell\|cell]] tissues include [[Apoptosis\|apoptosis]] of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is<ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>.

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	Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat [[~~cancer~~\|cancer]]. It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy [[X-ray\|X-ray]] beams <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>. The effects of radiation on [[~~cell~~ \|cell]] tissues include [[~~apoptosis~~\|apoptosis]] of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>.		Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat [[Cancer\|cancer]]. It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy [[X-ray\|X-ray]] beams <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>. The effects of radiation on [[Cell\|cell]] tissues include [[Apoptosis\|apoptosis]] of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>.

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	=  ~~Radiotheraphy =~~		Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat [[cancer\|cancer]]. It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy [[X-ray\|X-ray]] beams <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>. The effects of radiation on [[cell \|cell]] tissues include [[apoptosis\|apoptosis]] of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>.

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	Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat cancer.It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy X-ray beams.<ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref> The effects of radiation on cell tissues include apoptosis of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is. <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>



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Radiotheraphy is one technique used to treat cancer.It treats this malignant disease which ionizing radiation using high energy X-ray beams.<ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref> The effects of radiation on cell tissues include apoptosis of mature functional cells as well as the loss of cells reproductive capacity. Of cancer patients cured it is estimated that 40% is through radiotherapy - this illustrates what an important treatment this is. <ref>Jeffeey Tobias and Daniel Hochhauser (2006). Cancer and its Management. 6th ed. London: Wiley-Blackwell. p58-76.</ref>

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