Mayo Clinic has announced plans to introduce carbon ion radiation therapy at its Jacksonville campus, marking the first use of this groundbreaking cancer treatment in the United States. The facility is currently under construction, with the first treatments expected in 2028.
About the Therapy
Carbon ion radiation therapy delivers highly targeted treatment to cancer cells, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. This precision is anticipated to provide significant advancements in cancer care.
Reinforcing Jacksonville’s Role in Health Innovation
This development positions Northeast Florida as a leader in advanced healthcare, joining other state-of-the-art institutions like the Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center and the UF Proton Therapy Institute in offering cutting-edge treatments.
Mayo Clinic’s new facility underscores Jacksonville’s growing reputation as a hub for pioneering medical research and treatment.
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