Dr. John Christodouleas on highlights from ASTRO 2025, the promise of adaptive radiotherapy and the ongoing proton debate

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Spilling the RT

Elekta

6 episodes

4 days ago

Spilling the RT is a podcast series from Elekta that features conversations around radiation therapy with clinical experts who are changing the game in radiation oncology. Each episode explores exciting research, technology or emerging trends with leaders who are not just advancing the field, but passionate about making a difference. Plus, we get personal – discovering what drives these individuals and how their journeys began. Hosted and moderated by Elekta’s Global Clinical Communications Manager, Emily Basset, this series is your front-row seat to everything radiotherapy. Subscribe to Spilling the RT on Apple and Spotify or listen on Elekta’s YouTube channel.

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Dr. John Christodouleas on highlights from ASTRO 2025, the promise of adaptive radiotherapy and the ongoing proton debate

Spilling the RT

28 minutes

3 weeks ago

Dr. John Christodouleas on highlights from ASTRO 2025, the promise of adaptive radiotherapy and the ongoing proton debate

In this episode, Dr. John Christodouleas, Elekta’s Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs and Clinical Research, gives his take on scientific highlights from the 2025 American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) Annual Meeting, including promising evidence for MR-guided radiation therapy for prostate patients and the growing potential of low-dose radiation therapy for non-malignant conditions. He also addresses the ongoing debate around proton therapy and explains why he believes the future of radiation therapy is adaptive.

Tune in to hear why John thinks he has the best job in the world and who the newest member of the Medical Affairs team is.