Even though we’re in the advanced technology world of Silicon Valley, it [was] an eight-hour drive to the nearest facility that has proton therapy.
Billy Loo, professor of radiation oncology, on the recent opening of a first-of-its-kind proton therapy machine for cancer treatment at the Stanford Medicine Cancer Center.
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