Two recent studies at the Rabin Medical Center in Petah Tikva suggest that prostate cancer patients may soon require only two radiation treatments instead of the traditional multi-week regimen. Led by Dr. Elisha Fredman, the research aims to improve patient quality of life by reducing the number of treatments while maintaining effectiveness and minimizing side effects. The studies involve over 100 participants and reflect advances in personalized, focused radiation therapy. Early results indicate that patients are already experiencing significant improvements, potentially setting a new global standard for prostate cancer care.