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Coming up in today's program, radiotherapy.

It's a crucial part of modern cancer treatment,

so why does it get so little attention

compared to other therapies like drugs?

And in justice, one of our listeners thinks inside health should address. So we do

by visiting the department where she works. Smoking, we all know it's detrimental to health,

but new research highlights just how important it is for patients undergoing radiotherapy

to kick their habit, radiation and tobacco, making particularly poor bedfellows.

And we've an update on the latest research into using daily low-dose aspirin

to protect against cancer, so-called chemo-prevention.

But first, growing concerns about the widespread use of PPI's,

the acid-suppressing family of drugs that includes ameprosol and lansoprosol

used to treat indigestion, and now among the most prescribed drugs in the world. Since their

introduction in the 80s, the number of people taking a PPI in the UK has soared from around

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