Clinical knowledge matters. So do the skills that help teams turn that knowledge into reliable care every day. What is the most underrated skill in radiation oncology? Clear communication, calm problem-solving, teamwork or something else? Share your answer in the comments.

What is the hardest part of delivering breast radiotherapy well in your department?

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Adaptive radiotherapy can help reduce side effects, but approaches vary between clinics. How does your team adapt radiotherapy plans today?

At Surin Hospital in Thailand, the main cancer referral centre for the country’s northeast, the clinical team is expanding access to radiotherapy for patients who often travel long distances to receive care. Behind this achievement are the radiation oncologists and medical physicists making it possible every day. They are introducing IMRT, VMAT, SRS, SRT and SBRT on one Elekta Harmony Pro platform, using a single beam model and seamless beam matching across the department to support efficient treatment workflows. ▶️ Hear their story: bit.ly/4AWiRBC

Behind every treatment delivered, there's a network of dedicated professionals making it possible. This Customer Service Week, we're celebrating our amazing Field Service Engineers and service teams around the world. Their expertise, commitment, and problem-solving mindset help keep critical healthcare technology running.

For more than a decade, we’ve worked alongside Teletón Children’s Oncology Hospital (Hospital Infantil Teletón de Onoclogía) to advance cancer care for children in Mexico. Today, we celebrated another step in that collaboration with the inauguration of Elekta Unity, bringing MR-guided radiation therapy to their dedicated pediatric oncology setting and helping broaden access to advanced cancer care in the region.

Thank you to everyone who spent time with us at #ASTRO26. To our customers and visitors, we are grateful for the opportunity to connect in person and look forward to seeing you next year! Together, we can make adaptive the new standard of care.

Introducing Elekta Unity Pro at #ASTRO26 Angela Trask shares how Elekta Unity Pro builds on Elekta Unity’s proven clinical experience to help make online adaptive radiotherapy faster, more efficient and accessible to more patients. With AI-powered auto-contouring, GPU-accelerated Monte Carlo dose calculation and remote collaboration, Elekta Unity Pro is designed to reduce time taken for routine tasks, shorten treatment slots and help care teams extend the benefits of adaptive radiotherapy to more patients.

New findings presented at #ASTRO26 provide new clinical data on the use of Leksell Gamma Knife radiosurgery in patients with a higher number of brain metastases than traditionally considered for stereotactic radiosurgery. Read more in the press release: bit.ly/3T9gCKw

Day two in Boston. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk about what adaptive looks like in your department. #ASTRO26

New data presented at #ASTRO26 show unprecedented long-term survival outcomes for patients with localized pancreatic cancer treated with high-dose, MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy on Elekta Unity. At the same time, we continue to invest in Elekta Unity with Unity Pro, designed to help make adaptive radiotherapy more practical and accessible to more centers. Read more in the press release: bit.ly/3TxwxBS

We are expanding adaptive radiotherapy across our portfolio with new capabilities for Elekta Harmony and Elekta Prostate Guideway. Now spanning MR- and CT-guided radiotherapy, Gamma Knife radiosurgery and image-guided brachytherapy, our adaptive offering gives clinicians greater flexibility to select the imaging and workflow best suited to the patient, indication and clinical need. Read more in the press release: bit.ly/3TUaIx1 Product availability and regulatory status vary by market. Prostate Guideway is pre-commercial and pending U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance and EU CE marking.

Elekta and Siemens Healthineers have signed a letter of intent to work on standards-based interoperability between their oncology platforms. For healthcare providers using technologies from multiple vendors, exchanging and using information across systems can be complex. Through this intended joint effort, Elekta and Siemens Healthineers will explore how semantic interoperability could improve the exchange and consistent interpretation of information across their respective oncology platforms, while continuing to innovate independently. We look forward to sharing more as the project progresses.