The Nuclear Medicine section in the Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging is comprised of subspecialty trained physicians. The section provides comprehensive nuclear medicine imaging and ...

More than 500 medical physicists, radiation metrologists and other experts from 120 countries are exploring how dosimetry can keep pace with these developments at the International Symposium on ...

Doctors have used radioiodine therapy, a type of nuclear medicine treatment, since the 1940s. Now, a new generation of radiopharmaceuticals offers expanded treatment options for people with some types ...

Regina is desperately short of nuclear medicine technologists, a situation that is delaying critical testing of everything from cancer to heart blockages, according to the union that represents the ...

Nuclear medicine is being called a new frontier in cancer care, and new research shows potential new uses for it in treating gastric and pancreatic cancers. Nuclear medicine that uses radioactive ...

Every day, Canadians facing cancer, heart disease, and other serious illness depend on nuclear medicine for the scan that finds the problem and, increasingly, for the therapy that treats it. The ...

Nuclear medicine is giving people hope in their fight against cancer and other debilitating diseases. The cutting-edge therapy uses radioactive drugs to treat aggressive, late-stage tumors and in some ...

Happy Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Week! At Stanford Radiology, our nuclear medicine physicians and molecular imaging researchers are shaping the future of precision imaging and therapy by ...

A new nuclear medicine centre that will provide life-saving diagnosis and treatment of non-communicable diseases has opened in Jamaica, with the support of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA ...

Nuclear medicine is a clinical speciality that employs radiopharmaceuticals to visualise, quantify and treat disease at the molecular and cellular level. Unlike structural modalities such as CT or MRI ...