The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and in the old days before they had linear accelerators I told you this goes back to the turn of the previous century they had ortho voltage machines and these basically created kilov voltage x-rays not the mega voltage x-rays we use now and all they could do was superficial stuff back then and that's where it worked very well the dosage has changed tremendously
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you can use one of those old style ortho voltage machines that I mentioned earlier like what they use in Europe they still sell those here there's a company called Extrawl that still makes them and they're perfectly acceptable for all the joint stuff except for the very deep ones like maybe a an SI or hip joint um but you could have a you know a small center set up and those types of machines don't even require the shielding because the energy of the photons is very very low