The ARCHERY team are delighted to share news on a presentation given by Dr Issa Mohamad, co-CI working on ARCHERY at King Hussein Cancer Center in Jordan, one of our recruiting sites. The presentation was given at the 4th Middle East Radiation Oncology Congress (MESTRO) and Dr Mohamad has also produced summaries on ARCHERY for Arabic newspapers to raise awareness of the study ...
News and presentations
FILM | Watch a new short film from LSHTM on AI in Radiotherapy featuring ARCHERY PI Dr Ajay Aggarwal
📺 AI in Radiotherapy – The ARCHERY Study Don’t miss this short film produced by London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London, featuring Ajay Aggarwal, Principal Investigator of the ARCHERY study. He explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could transform radiotherapy delivery, particularly in low and middle-income countries. Dr. Aggarwal highlights how in ...
PRESENTATION | SACO Presentation by Dr Santhuri Viranna at Groote Schuur Hospital
The ARCHERY team are delighted to share a presentation given by Dr Santhuri Viranna, a co-CI working on ARCHERY at Groote Schuur Hospital in South Africa, one of our recruiting sites. The presentation was given at the SA Congress of Oncology (SACO) conference on 13th September 2025 and is titled "Can AI address the global radiotherapy workforce challenge? Observations from the ...
COMMS | Bridging the access to radiotherapy gap with the ARCHERY Study
Today, on World Radiotherapy Awareness Day, we recognise the life-saving role of radiotherapy in cancer care and showcase ARCHERY, a study aiming to improve the radiotherapy planning pathway in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). Radiotherapy plays a crucial role in cancer treatment. It helps cure of about 40% of cancers and is a necessary part of treatment for approximat ...
NEWS | Prostate Patient Recruitment Complete!
The ARCHERY team are pleased to confirm the study has reached it's recruitment target of 330 for the prostate cancer patient group! Since recruiting the first participant in December 2023, our sites in India, Jordan, Malaysia and South Africa have worked hard to meet these targets and you can read more about the teams involved on our centres pages here. The study plans to recru ...
