RadOnc Report

In the latest episode of our series on AI in Radiation Oncology, Liam Ghiam, MD, a member of ASTRO's AI Subcommittee, sits down with radiation oncology residents Nikhil Kotha, (Stanford), Alex Chen (UCSF), and Mitchell Parker (MSKCC) to discuss how AI is impacting radiation oncology residency training. Together, they explore the evolving role of AI and its specific impacts on training and workflows.

ASTRO President Dr. Neha Vapiwala speaks with Dr. Nadine Housri, Adjunct Associate Professor at Yale University and co-founder & Chief Medical Officer of MedNet. Dr. Housri shares how MedNet originated and how the platform facilitates knowledge sharing among oncologists through online discussions and clinical insights. She also talks about the future of MedNet and patient communication in an AI-driven era.

In this episode, continuing our series on AI in Radiation Oncology, Eva Katsoulakis, MD, a member of ASTRO's AI Resource Panel, speaks with Kurt Sysock, CEO and co-founder of Radformation, about how AI is transforming the clinical workflow in radiation oncology from autosegmentation and adaptive therapy to treatment planning, quality assurance, and the road ahead.

ASTRO President Dr. Neha Vapiwala talks with Australian ASTRO member Dr. Sandra Turner co-chair of World Radiotherapy Awareness Day. Dr. Turner discusses the evolution of Australia's Targeting Cancer campaign and the establishment of World Radiotherapy Awareness Day, celebrated each year on September 7th, of which ASTRO is both a supporter and part of the planning committee.

In this episode, members of ASTRO's AI Resource Panel explore how artificial intelligence is transforming radiation oncology. The discussion covers the rationale for the development of ASTRO's AI consensus guidance, safety considerations, and what responsible AI adoption means for clinicians and patients as these tools move into routine practice.