Read article: Researchers exploit astronomy technology for biomedical imaging
An imaging system based on techniques developed for space observation allows simultaneous imaging of multiple radionuclides in vivo
Read article: Computational model maps patterns of neurodegeneration across the brain
A computational model relating symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease to glucose metabolism scans could enhance our understanding of the brain
Read article: Fast electrons accelerate the production of medical isotopes
A new method for producing molybdenum-99 without the use of enriched uranium has passed its first milestone
Read article: Melanin-targeted PET probe tracks down malignant melanoma lesions
First clinical trial reveals the safety and effectiveness of a novel PET radiotracer that detects both primary malignant melanoma and distant spread
Read article: A glimpse into the future world of hybrid imaging
Cancer imaging expert Vicky Goh examines ways to unlock the clinical potential of PET/MRI
Read article: Ultrafast photon detectors enable reconstruction-free medical imaging
Researchers generate the first experimental cross-sectional medical image that doesn’t require tomography
Read article: First positronium image recorded during a PET scan
Simultaneous generation of positronium and PET images could improve cancer diagnosis and provide molecular-level information about disease progression
Read article: PRISMAP consortium to fast-track nuclear medicine research
Sean Collins, from the UK’s National Physical Laboratory, discusses the goals of PRISMAP, the new European medical radionuclides programme
Read article: Technetium-101: from impurity to multipurpose medical tool
An isotope viewed by many in the scientific community as an impurity may find applications in medical imaging and therapy
Read article: Radioactive marker enables imaging of iron-hungry cancer cells
A new imaging agent can help determine how susceptible cancer cells are to iron-targeting treatments
