Plans for two separate projects to build controversial proton therapy centers in the Dayton, Ohio, area are still alive — though neither project has made much discernible public progress over the last year or so. Despite both being announced in the first half of 2010, neither of the projects have broken ground or completed financing, […]
The California company behind a plan to open a proton beam therapy center in the Dayton area has been approved for a seven-year tax credit with an estimated value of about $600,000.
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The two separate projects that exist only on the drawing board would make Dayton the nation's only area to host two proton therapy centers, and have prompted questions about whether the area needs -- or can handle -- both of the pricey and humongous facilities. There are just seven operating proton therapy centers in the United States, though many more are in the planning stages.