Call 1-800-PROTONS for more information on proton therapy at Loma Linda University Cancer Center
Proton therapy is most effective on a solid tumor that has not spread or metastasized to other parts of the body, including conditions of the brain and spinal cord
The James M. Slater, MD Proton Treatment and Research Center is the first hospital based treatment center in the world and has treated over 17,500 patients, more than any other treatment center.
Becoming a patient at the Loma Linda University Cancer Center's Proton Treatment Center starts with a call to 1-800-PROTONS.
Every proton therapy patient has a custom-made mold of their body.
A proton therapy patient, Donald McPhaull, recalls his friendly encounter with the staff at Loma Linda University Medical Center.
Call 1-800-PROTONS for more information on proton therapy at Loma Linda University Cancer Center.
Our guest services team will connect you with different activities for you to participate in when you are not in treatment.
Jan Ruurda and his wife traveled from Switzerland to treat his prostate cancer with proton therapy at Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC).
Long-time volunteers Clyde and Sylvia Marsh met the world's nicest people at Loma Linda University Medical Center.
Marvin and Judy Vietz found out after a motorcycle accident that Marvin had prostate cancer.
Bill Beckworth wanted the best treatment for his prostate cancer.
Hilton and Marianne were surprised how easy proton therapy was.
Walt and Carolyn Prewett encourage anyone with prostate cancer to run, not walk to Loma Linda for proton treatment.
After hearing the words, "You have prostate cancer," David's life changed. But little did he know that his life would change for the better.
Newlyweds Eric and Nancy Marshall share their experience with Eric's prostate cancer and the Proton Treatment Center at Loma Linda University Cancer Center.
Michael Brown came all the way from Perth, Australia to treat his prostate cancer with proton therapy at Loma Linda University Cancer Center.
Erwin de Graaff had no doubt he wanted to be treated at James M. Slater, MD Proton Treatment and Research Center at LLUMC for his prostate cancer.
A treatment that has virtually no side effects has been found to be an effective weapon for fighting early-stage breast cancer
Breast cancer patient Ann Hughes feels great six years after receiving proton treatment at Loma Linda University Medical Center.
Vicki Ramirez was able to treat her breast cancer with proton therapy on her lunch break.
Follow 77-year-old Mrs. Hicks as she undergoes proton therapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
Cheryl chose proton therapy at Loma Linda University Medical Center when she was diagnosed with a rare acoustic neuroma.
Jennifer's life changed in 1997 when she was diagnosed with brain cancer. She chose Loma Linda University Medical Center for proton therapy so she could continue surfing and running track.
Darlene came all the way from Canada to treat her rare form of cancer with proton therapy at Loma Linda University Medical Center.
When Christine was diagnosed with a chordoma, she came all the way from Canada to Loma Linda because of its rich history in the field of proton therapy.
