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UT Southwestern will collaborate with UT Arlington professor Mingwu Jin to develop an imaging system to show how patients are responding to treatments in real time.

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UT Southwestern, one of two locations in the U.S. to win a $1 million planning grant from the National Institutes of Health for a National Particle Therapy Research Center, will collaborate with UT Arlington professor Mingwu Jin to develop an imaging system to show how patients are responding to treatments in real time. (D Healthcare Daily)

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