The advent of radioactive isotopes into the field of medical diagnosis came only in very recent years, just about the time Dr. Holmes was withdrawing from his general work.

A University of Wisconsin inspired spin-off has one UW alumnus seeking to expand the company’s operations by building a new facility in Janesville to make a medical isotope. UW spin-off, SHINE Medical ...

ONLY a bold or perhaps naïve person would have dared to accept an invitation to prepare a report on the progress made in the clinical applications of radioactive isotopes during the past ten ...

Technological Innovations and Rising Demand for Nuclear Medicine Propel Global Market Growth.Austin, United States, Dec. 08, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Medical Isotope Market Size & Growth Analysis ...

In a concerted effort to address the global shortage of medical isotopes used in cancer treatment, Energy Fuels Inc. UUUU recently acquired RadTran LLC. Energy Fuels and RadTran have been ...

The U.S. Stable Isotope Production and Research Center will enrich stable isotopes used for cancer treatments, heart disease treatments, space exploration and more.

Securing isotope supply. Astral Systems aims to address the looming shortage of medical isotopes with its compact, scalable MSF reactors. Unlike traditional reactors, Astral’s technology enables ...

Janesville-based SHINE Technologies, a manufacturer of medical isotopes, ... an isotope that decays into an imaging agent used in 40,000 diagnostic medical procedures in the U.S. each day.

As cancer rates in the West, and globally, tack upwards due to lifestyle and environmental pollution, so does the need for the nuclear isotopes used in detecting those cancers in a medical setting ...