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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2024 · 32 MIN

The Necessity of Nuclear Medicine: Radiopharmaceutical Development and Translational Decision-Making with Guest Sandy McEwan

from Fractals: Life Science Conversations · host The Bracken Group

Former Chief Medical Officer, Vice President of Nuclear Medicine, and long-time academic physician—that's our in-house nuclear medicine expert, Dr. Sandy McEwan. From research and publications in the academic space to hands-on development of novel SRTs, Sandy’s expertise is as developed as it is broad. Join Sandy and host Colin Miller on this episode of Fractals to hear key insights on: The evolving landscape of nuclear medicine, radioisotope therapy, and radiopharmaceuticals in light of technological advancements, and a glimpse into their future. Defining success metrics in nuclear medicine and how they are influenced by treatment modalities.The collaborative potential between industry and academia in advancing groundbreaking treatments and introducing new options for patients.The importance of prioritizing patient-centered approaches in the advancement of radiopharmaceutical therapies. 

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