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Red Journal Podcast November 15, 2025: Radiation for Gray Zone, Cutaneous T-Cell, and Pediatric Hodgkin Lymphoma
Monday, 20 October, 2025
Send us a textEditor-in-Chief Sue Yom co-hosts with Dr. Sarah Milgrom, Associate Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Colorado and Section Editor for Lymphoma, interviewing Dr. Brad Hoppe, Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology and Medical Director of Particle Therapy from Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, who was last author on “The Role of Radiation Therapy in the Management of Grey Zone Lymphoma,” first author on “Comparison of Contemporary Radiotherapy Approaches in Combined Modality Treatment on Pediatric High-Risk Classic Hodgkin Lymphoma Study: AHOD 1331,” and submitting author of a striking art cover called “Set in Bloom” created by his young adult patient Katherine Beatty, a survivor of Gray Zone lymphoma, as well as Dr. Belinda Campbell, Associate Professor and Deputy Director of Radiation Oncology at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and first author of “Radiation therapy utilization for primary cutaneous T-cell lymphoma is lowest amongst patients living in the most geographically accessible areas; an Australian study.”
