Cancer treating radiation therapy may help against heart failure Radiation therapy has traditionally been used for the treatment of cancer, but there is ongoing research exploring its potential benefits in other medical conditions. One area of investigation is the use of low-dose radiation therapy for non-cancerous conditions, including heart failure. Research studies and clinical trials have suggested that low-dose radiation therapy may have anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects that could be beneficial in certain cardiovascular conditions. It is thought that low doses of radiation may stimulate the production of beneficial cytokines…