Maryland Proton Treatment Center

04/24/2026

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04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day from MPTC!

04/17/2026

Lifestyle choices, like eating a healthy diet, can play a role in lowering your risk of developing cancer. There are several food groups you should be focusing on, including berries, tomatoes, and whole grains. Check out the article to learn more:

A leading oncologist reveals science-backed foods that may help lower cancer risk, highlighting how a plant-forward, fiber-rich diet can reduce inflammation and support long-term health.

04/16/2026

Midday Maryland caught up with Dr. Molitioris to discuss all things head and neck cancers. He explained what head and neck cancers are, the new findings about the benefits of proton therapy, and more.

Proton therapy stands out as an advanced form of radiation, delivering energy directly to the tumor while protecting the surrounding healthy tissue.

04/14/2026

This week is National Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week. Here are the docs at MPTC that specialize in treating these common cancer types:

04/13/2026

Dr. McDonagh was recently interviewed on WBFF FOX 45. He discussed breast and gynecologic cancers and how proton therapy can be a great treatment option.

Medicine is advancing every single day when it comes to treat breast and gynecological cancer. Dr.P Reed McDonagh from the Maryland Proton Treatment Center talk

04/09/2026

Low testosterone may play a bigger role in prostate cancer progression than previously thought. New research suggests men with lower hormone levels could face a higher risk of disease progression during active surveillance.

Patients with low baseline testosterone levels (300 ng/dL and lower) had a significantly higher likelihood of experiencing disease progression to grade group 3 or higher, according to findings from a ...

04/08/2026

The Maryland Proton Treatment Center recently sponsored a dinner at the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Baltimore! We cooked up an Asian fusion menu for over 25 guests. Nurse Practitioner, Kat Stacey, brought her mom who made a delicious pineapple upside-down cake!

04/06/2026

Brad was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, and by the time doctors were able to diagnose him, he was already at stage 3A. Brad urges everyone to get tested and screened.

In Arkansas, an estimated 15,000 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer each year, with up to 40% dying from it.https://www.thv11.com/article/news/l...

04/03/2026

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month. There will be approximately 22,070 new cases of esophageal cancer in the United States this year. It’s also more common among men than women. At MPTC, we have dedicated oncologists who specialize in treating esophageal cancer.

04/01/2026

Last week, the American Cancer Society delivered beautiful daffodils for us to share with patients undergoing treatment at MPTC. These bright blooms symbolize hope, resilience, and renewal, which is something every patient deserves to feel! We’re honored to help pass that message along and grateful to be part of such a meaningful moment.

04/01/2026

A special thank you to the Dulaney High School’s for a Cure! They stopped by to drop off friendship bracelets and cards for our patients.