7 September

We’re pleased to share that WRAD has been featured in Radiotherapy UK’s News. Sarah Quinlan, Radiotherapy UK Charity Director and member of the WRAD Committee, shares the importance of highlighting radiotherapy treatment, and recognizing the expertise of the professionals who deliver it.

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World Radiotherapy Awareness Day (WRAD) is honored to have the support of the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI).  They have provided us with beautiful photos and videos from a recent project led by Dr Solomon Kibudde, Radiation Oncologist, UCI and Katie Wakeham, Clinical Oncologist and WRAD Co-Chair.

Kicking off their World Radiotherapy Awareness Day Campaign, our radiotherapy colleagues in Tanzania participated in a Fun Run.  This past June, they laced up their shoes and hit the pavement for those living with cancer.

At the BIR Conference in London, Dr. Katie Wakeham underscored the vital role of radiotherapy in cancer treatment. One of the key highlights of her presentation was the launch of World Radiotherapy Awareness Day (WRAD), an initiative aimed at increasing global awareness of radiotherapy's impact on cancer care.

Ahead of World Radiotherapy Awareness Day, students at the University of Sydney Westmead School had the opportunity to participate in an...

We’re pleased to share that WRAD has been featured in the latest edition of ASTROnews . The article highlights our efforts to provide a...

The WRAD Committee held a virtual planning meeting on 14 March 2025, to support the global initiative for World Radiotherapy Awareness...

The first official meeting to establish a World Radiotherapy Awareness Day (WRAD) took place at Conway Hall during London Global Cancer...