Over  recent  decades,  the  medical  imaging  industry  has  been  instrumental  in  constantly innovating and developing advances in non-invasive technologies providing key tools that enable  early  prevention  and  screening  and  support  early  detection  and  diagnosis,  which in  turn  impact  on  clinical  outcomes  and  contribute  to  saving  lives.   The role  of  medical imaging in driving precision medicine, targeting the right patient with the right therapy at the  right  time,  is  also  of  paramount  importance.  Health  ICT  provides  an  infrastructure and  other  applications  supporting  the  complete  care  cycle,  allowing  for  more  efficientclinical  workflow  and  offering  decision  support  tools  to  facilitate  the  work  of multidisciplinary care teams in treatments and  gather better understanding of the cancer mostly through the transmission, sharing and analytics of secured data . Finally, advances in radiotherapy  now  enable  clinicians  to  cure  localized  disease,  palliate  symptoms,  and control  disease  in  incurable  cancers,  thereby contributing  to  improved  patient  outcomes and  minimizing  side  effects  in  a  cost-effective  way.  In  an  era  of  personalized  medicine, radiotherapy  beams  may  be shaped and  modulated  to  conform  to  the  exact  shape  of tumors, thereby optimizing the delivery of the prescribed dose to each part of the tumor while sparing normal tissues.