More than 50 million Americans lack local radiation cancer treatment

Loss of Radiation Therapy Clinics Could Widen Cancer Care Gaps Across the United States

A Mount Sinai study finds rural and freestanding radiation oncology clinics are more likely to close, limiting access to cancer treatment.

Over 50M Americans live in counties without a radiation oncology clinic

Between 2018 and 2025, practice sites disproportionately disappeared from rural areas, along with freestanding and community-based settings,

Loss of Radiation Therapy Clinics Could Widen Cancer Care Gaps Across the United States

A new study led by researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai found that although the overall number of radiation oncology c

65.8 Percent of U.S. Counties Lack Radiation Oncology Practice Site

A Looming Collapse: Radiation Oncology’s Access Crisis Is No Longer Theoretical 2026

For years, warnings about the fragility of the radiation oncology infrastructure in the United States were often treated as projections of w

Doctor Shortages Distress Rural America, Where Few Residency Programs Exist

A rural Nevada residency program is set to close, raising concerns about doctor shortages and patient care in underserved communities.