NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – February 17, 2010) – In a recent New York Times article, it was
reported that radiation therapy, to treat various forms of cancer,
including prostate cancer, is
on the rise, and so are the risks. Flaws in software or programming coupled
with insufficient safety procedures and training are resulting in
devastating, and sometimes, fatal mistakes. Unfortunately, many patients
are often unaware of these hazardous risks, according to the Times
analysis.

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