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Perspective Therapeutics to Present at the World Molecular Imaging Congress 2023 - Vimarsana News

Perspective Therapeutics to Present at the World Molecular Imaging Congress 2023

RICHLAND, WASH. & CORALVILLE, IOWA, Aug. 30, 2023 -- Perspective Therapeutics, Inc.  , today announced that it will have two presentations at the upcoming World Molecular Imaging Congress 2023,...

NewCa.com: ⚕️ Government strengthens Canada's leadership role in - Vimarsana News

NewCa.com: ⚕️ Government strengthens Canada's leadership role in

- Accelerator and nuclear reactors, in partnership with First Nations and biomanufacturing, to receive up to $35 million to support the development, production,

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Canadian government support for radioisotope 'ecosystem' : Nuclear Policies - Vimarsana News

Canadian government support for radioisotope 'ecosystem' : Nuclear Policies

The government has announced funding of CAD35 million (USD26.5 million) to enable a pan-Canadian consortium - the Canadian Medical Isotope Ecosystem - to advance and accelerate the development of the next generation of novel medical isotopes and technologies.

Canada's medical isotope investment might have local economic spin-off - Vimarsana News

Canada's medical isotope investment might have local economic spin-off

The federal government announced up to $35 million for the Canadian medical isotope sector on Tuesday at Bruce Power.

Up to $35 million in funding for medical isotope production - Vimarsana News

Up to $35 million in funding for medical isotope production

The world’s largest nuclear station may not seem the right place for a major healthcare announcement, but it was Tuesday in Bruce County. The federal government will spend up to $35 million to support the development, production, advancement and distribution of medical isotopes at accelerators and nuclear plants across Canada.