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Radiotherapy / Radiation oncology

You're a radiation oncologist? Here's what your patients find — or don't

An anxiety-laden field where reliable information is scarce: the patient and their family want to understand, not to be sold to.

The procedures involved

What your patients search you for

External beam radiotherapy (linear accelerator)
Brachytherapy
Planning and simulation (planning CT scan)
Management of side effects
Post-treatment follow-up alongside oncology

Indicative list — every piece of content starts from your real procedures and what you validate.

What your patients type

The real questions, in French and Arabic

« Does radiotherapy hurt, and how many sessions will I need? »
« What side effects can I expect during and after treatment? »
« What is the difference between chemotherapy and radiotherapy? »

These questions almost always have an answer somewhere — rarely from the practitioner who masters them best. That is exactly the gap we close, with content validated and signed by you, in French, Arabic and Darija for patient-facing content.

Two ways to work with us

Depending on whether you practise alone or within an institution

In private practice

Educational, understated and reassuring content that explains the process and the effects — information in the service of the patient, never a promise.

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Understand your online visibility

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One radiation oncologist in two is poorly represented online. And you?

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