Welcome to the MI Community Web Site!
Whether you are a clinician, technologist, scientist, researcher, or patient, this site is designed to serve your needs. SNM's Molecular Imaging Center of Excellence welcomes everyone interested the molecular imaging revolution that is transforming health care.
A Community Built for You
For Referring Physicians
Understand the benefits and applications of molecular imaging in your practice.
For Patients
Learn about the latest molecular imaging research and how MI personalizes patient care.
Latest Resources
Just Published! Proceedings of the 2008 MI Summit, Molecular Imaging: The Future of Modern Medicine
PET Scans Offer Information on Breast Cancer Survival
JNM: Focus on Molecular Imaging
Latest News
- Translational Research Symposium: Call for Abstracts
- July 15, 2008 Distinguished Researchers to Lead SNM's Molecular Imaging Initiatives
- July 14, 2008 SNM Awards $300,000 to Support Molecular Imaging Research
- Jul 23, 2008 FDG-PET used as additional prognostic tool in Stage I lung cancer
- SPECT used to detect abnormalities after skull surgery
- SNM task force evaluates future sites for Mo-99 production
- VisEn gets $3.5 million from GE Healthcare
- Hospitals team up on virtual network to share clinical info
- HealthCentral Web portals connect patients, resources
Molecular Imaging News
Word of the Month
Radiopharmaceutical
A radiopharmaceutical can be a simple radioisotope or, more commonly, a radioisotope attached to some type of biological compound such as a drug, glucose or an antibody.
MI Industry Updates
- Jul 23, 2008 CeNeRx BioPharma uses PET study to examine Tyrima
- GE expected to lay off dozens of workers
- Carestream Health's advanced PACS allows for more efficient work flow
- PhenoPro, Oncodesign partner to develop, market OncOptima
- Electrophysics develops imaging camera for use in spectroscopy, more
- Philips confirms headquarters expansion in Andover, Mass.
About the MI Center
SNM's Molecular Imaging Center of Excellence is currently facilitating initiatives to bring molecular imaging discoveries from the lab to the patient and to advance "personalized" medicine.
