How does physics relate to cancer?

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Example: Radiation to detect and treat cancer. That's particle physics

Do you guys have any more ideas?

Thanks for your help! :)
 
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You could look at proton beam therapy.
Is this for a project?
 
mrcotton said:
You could look at proton beam therapy.
Is this for a project?

Thanks and yeah we have to relate physics to another topic so i choose cancer
 
A new area of research at Lancaster University is to look at how different systems in the body oscillate together. A new area of research at Lancaster University is to look at how different systems in the body oscilate together.

http://www.physics.lancs.ac.uk/research/nbmphysics/research.htm

If you expand the section starting Oscillations in the body:

It expalains what some of these systems are. I think the research is about how these systems couple and how we use changes to detect disease.