Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation

This work was supported by a grant from the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation. 

Henderson, I.W.D., director. Bureau of Human Prescription Drugs, Health Protection Branch, Health and Welfare Canada, Vanier, ON, letter to J.W.Meakin, executive director, Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation, Toronto, ON, Nov. 19,1982 in Office of Technology Assessment, Unconventional Cancer Treatments, 74. 

Unlike Errington, Johns had his own cancer clinic where he could give his machine a tryout. Errington made arrangements with Ivan Smith in London to ensure that there would be a home for his machine. The Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation had formed a committee earlier in the year to consider installing super-voltage equipment in at least one of the eight provincial radiotherapy facilities. The committee recommended purchase of such equipment but modified its plans to allow for installation of a cobalt-60 BTU in Smith s clinic in London as well. 

H.E. Johns and T.A. Watson, The Cobalt-60 Story, Cancer in Ontario 1982 (Toronto Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation, 1982). 

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