Read article: Record breaking fusion reaction could transform medical isotope production
A new world record for the strongest steady-state nuclear fusion reaction could boost production of the vital medical isotope molybdenum-99
Read article: Novel PET method visualizes protein tangles after traumatic brain injury
Scientists use PET imaging to see protein tangles associated with dementia in the brains of patients who suffered a traumatic brain injury
Read article: Crocker Nuclear Laboratory to explore production of rare medical isotope
UC Davis project investigates the feasibility of making astatine-211 for targeted alpha therapy at the Crocker Nuclear Laboratory
Read article: Flexible PET scanner aims to lower cost of PET/MRI
The mobile fxPET scanner could provide more affordable, more versatile fused PET and MR imaging
Read article: Compton camera simultaneously images PET and SPECT tracers in human body
A Si/CdTe Compton camera can image the distributions of two of the most common PET and SPECT radiopharmaceuticals at the same time
Read article: Amino acid PET tracers hold great promise for brain tumour management
PET imaging with amino acid tracers provides a promising approach for diagnosis, treatment planning and response assessment of brain tumours
Read article: Immuno-PET could aid patients with inflammatory diseases
Preclinical study demonstrates how immuno-PET could become an effective tool in assessing inflammatory bowel disease
Read article: SNMMI Annual Meeting showcases nuclear medicine innovation
The SNMMI Annual Meeting highlights advances in molecular imaging and nuclear medicine
Read article: Battle of the elements: technetium-99m diagnoses disease then decays away
Technetium-99m is employed in tens of millions of medical diagnostic procedures per year, making it invaluable among elements, explains Tami Freeman
Read article: PET scanner images free-moving, interacting rats
PET scanning of awake, interacting rats could open up a new era of small-animal imaging research
