In the 1940 film Kitty Foyle, it's said that Strega is to be enjoyed after a romantic meal, with the adage, Once you drink Strega together, you will never drink it apart.. In the film Made (2001), Vince Vaughn 's character, Ricky, orders a Strega when he and Bobby (Jon Favreau) meet up with Ruiz (Sean Combs).n the 1940 film Kitty Foyle, it's said that Strega is to be enjoyed after a romantic meal, with the adage, Once you drink Strega together, you will never drink it apart.. In the film Made (2001), Vince Vaughn 's character, Ricky, orders a Strega when he and Bobby (Jon Favreau) meet up with Ruiz (Sean Combs).
The high-energy radiation used during radiotherapy permanently damages the DNA of cancer cells, causing them to die. Nearby healthy tissues also suffer temporary cell damage from radiation, but these cells are usually able to repair the DNA damage and continue growing normally.
Side effects can happen any time during, immediately after or a few days or weeks after radiation therapy. Most side effects generally go away within a few weeks to 2 months of finishing treatment. But some side effects may continue after treatment is over because it takes time for healthy cells to recover from the effects of radiation therapy. Late side effects can happen months or years after treatment. If doses of radiation are high enough, some cells may not be able to repair themselves. As a result, some side effects may last a long time or be permanent. In general, the side effects of radiation therapy will depend on: the type of radiation therapy; the part of your body being treated