About

Radiation oncology research, in one place.

RadOncToday brings recent radiation oncology research into one independent feed, helping you keep up without checking multiple journals and websites.

It is built for radiation oncologists, medical physicists, RTTs and dosimetrists who want clear summaries and a direct route to the original publication.

Who is behind RadOncToday

RadOncToday was created by Alexey Cherchik, MD, a radiation oncologist based in Switzerland and the founder and editor of the project.

The aim is simple: make relevant research easier to find, understand and follow alongside a busy clinical or technical workload.

What you will find

Each summary highlights the key findings, their clinical or technical relevance, and important limitations, with a link to the original source.

Conference abstracts are distinguished from full journal publications. Summaries help you decide what to read in full; they do not replace the original paper or clinical judgement.

The Weekly Five

Every Sunday, The Weekly Five brings five selected studies into one free email: what they found, why they matter and the caveats to keep in mind.

Subscribe through the form on the homepage. You can unsubscribe at any time.

How relevance labels work

High Relevance, Worth Attention and Technical Relevance describe editorial relevance to the audience. They are not ratings of evidence certainty or recommendations to change clinical practice.

Study design, population, endpoints and limitations remain essential to interpreting any finding.

Editorial independence and partnerships

Relevant sponsorships and clearly labelled paid placements may help support RadOncToday.

Editorial study selection remains independent. Partners cannot buy a relevance label, inclusion among the five selected studies or a clinical endorsement.

RadOncToday is an independent personal project. Professional affiliations do not imply institutional endorsement.

Questions, suggestions or corrections

Contact hello@radonctoday.com. For corrections, please include the article link and the statement you would like checked.