working on the FAQ. Thanks for those suggestions.
As for the difference between those specialites; I will only say that radonc is very different from the others- people hear "rad---" and assume the three are related. I will stick with rad onc: its bascially being an oncologist who treats with radiation. Its technique oriented more than medonc. medonc uses a lot of supportive measures while adminitering chemo; rad onc will do some of the same but is more involved in approaching the treatment of the patient in 3D space the way a surgeon does: look at the anatomical location, take into account info from surgery, pathology, normal tissue location, volume, etc and then plan. also order approrpriate further diagnostic work up. Sorry for the plug here but i wrote a chapter on this in the text "Ultimate Guide to Medical Specialties" by Freedman (Ed.).
steph