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UK trial tests five-day breast cancer radiotherapy

More than 1,000 people have joined a government-funded study at 39 UK hospitals, the government says.

Original report: Oct 30, 2026

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  • The FAST-Forward Boost trial will test whether treatment can be shortened from three weeks to five days with an additional targeted dose.
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The study is testing whether a shorter course can reduce hospital visits while helping prevent breast cancer from returning, according to the government.

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  3. The FAST-Forward Boost trial will test whether treatment can be shortened from three weeks to five days with an additional targeted dose.

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