Radiobiology Review with Professor Oak: Part 2

What is there to know about Radiobiology? Sometimes this is the hardest part of learning radiobiology... you don't know what there is to learn or what is important, and you get lost in 1 fragmented lecture at a time.
For all who want to fill their gaps in Radiobiology knowledge, this video is intended to teach you the things there are to learn about in residency. This grand, practical overview is solely for educational purposes. We will cover all of the relevant radiobiology there is to know for radiation oncologists in 2 videos. This is Part 2, covering more clinically relevant topics.
Disclaimer: This is considered near-peer teaching, taught from the perspective of a clinician to another clinician. Professor Oak is not a radiobiologist and does not claim anything more than superficial knowledge and experience. But he can introduce things, and he hopes to empower you on your journey!

[@isaacchalwe9366]

You seems to be a great teacher, now the font size is too minimal 😢😢

[@RayosContraCancer]

Thank you, yes the font is small and is meant to show how notes can be organized. Feel free to take screen shots and to copy notes. I recommend watching on a computer so the screen is bigger. Or if you watch on a phone, then you can zoom in on the text while the video is playing to follow along.
If you happen to be using a mac computer, then this software is amazing and let's you take screen shots that automatically copy the text so you can paste just the text: textsniper.app/
There may be alternative versions for windows computers. Very helpful to be more efficient in the modern era of learning.