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SNMMI is an international scientific and medical organization dedicated to raising public awareness about what molecular imaging is and how it can help provide patients with the best health care possible.Find us on Twitter () and LinkedIn

10/14/2026

From early mornings to celebrating Nuclear Medicine week, there’s never a dull moment in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.

SNMMI members are part of a community that keeps learning, growing, and advancing the field. Want to connect with fellow professionals, expand your knowledge, and help shape the future of the field? Join SNMMI or renew your membership today! ☢️

Thank you for joining us during Nuclear Medicine Week! Your passion and dedication for patient care is what makes this f...
10/09/2026

Thank you for joining us during Nuclear Medicine Week! Your passion and dedication for patient care is what makes this field truly exceptional. We are proud to celebrate you and the vital impact you make and can't wait to see you for NMW next year!

10/08/2026

Your SNMMI membership connects you to the people, opportunities, and advancements shaping the future of nuclear medicine.

What has your SNMMI membership helped you with? Whether it’s career growth, education, networking, research, or something unexpected, we’d love to hear about it!

10/07/2026

In 2024, Labros Meimetis and his team had an idea for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer: “in a nutshell, we’re trying to trick your body into thinking that cancer is a viral infection, and you’re going to develop long-term immunological protection with our drug.”

The problem? Funding. Projects in the discovery phase are often too risky when it comes to traditional funding. That’s where Mars Shot came in. Meimetis and his team used a $100,000 grant to prove their concept, and that data was used to secure a 5-year R01 NIH grant for $3.2 million.

Learn more about his work!

📚 Celebrate NMW with savings from SNMMI!During Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Week, save 10%–20% on select SNMMI p...
10/06/2026

📚 Celebrate NMW with savings from SNMMI!

During Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Week, save 10%–20% on select SNMMI publications designed to help you build your knowledge, prepare for exams, and stay sharp in your practice.

Use code NMW26 through October 10.

🛒 Shop the sale: https://snmmi.org/Web/Marketplace/Celebrate-NMW.aspx

Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Week (NMW) starts Sunday, October 4! It's your week—tell people what you do. Whethe...
10/02/2026

Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Week (NMW) starts Sunday, October 4! It's your week—tell people what you do.

Whether you’re a nuclear medicine technologist, nurse, student, chemist—or simply someone who can’t wait to be asked about theranostics—our new NMW social graphics are made for you. We also have options for physicians, physicists, researchers, and scientists, and cover photo, post, and story options for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X/Twitter.

Pick yours. Post it. Start a conversation. And show the world how you Radiate Hope through nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.

Get the graphics 👉 https://snmmi.org/Web/About/Nuclear-Medicine-Week/Social-Media-Graphics.aspx

P.S. Don't forget to tag us in your social media posts next week!

09/30/2026

Nuclear medicine is often called personalized medicine, but when it comes to dosimetry, Dr. Richard Wahl thinks we can do better. His article in the JNM Theranostics Supplement, co-written with Dr. Yuni K. Dewaraja, makes the case against a “one dose fits all strategy.” Read their article in the JNM Theranostics Supplement. The link is in our bio!

Nuclear medicine’s greatest promise is improving patient’s lives, both in quality and longevity, and no one knows that m...
09/29/2026

Nuclear medicine’s greatest promise is improving patient’s lives, both in quality and longevity, and no one knows that more than patients who have had first-hand experience with nuclear medicine. In fact, it’s often the patients themselves that are our field’s greatest advocates. From becoming ambassadors for nuclear medicine to championing FDA approvals of new radiopharmaceuticals to lobbying lawmakers for change, our patients are our most powerful asset. On this episode of the JNM Podcast, host Ken Herrmann and physician Lisa Bodei are joined by two patients: Brittany Avin McKelvey, chair of SNMMI’s Patient Advisory Advocate Board, and Josh Mailman, a patient with extensive leadership experience across the neuroendocrine tumors space. Together, they discuss the role of patient advocacy - whether that’s in the clinic, the halls of government, or in their everyday lives. Now streaming wherever you listen to podcasts.

This episode is sponsored by Sofie Biosciences.

Biopsies are a painful and invasive way to diagnose prostate cancer, yet they remain the current standard for diagnosis....
09/28/2026

Biopsies are a painful and invasive way to diagnose prostate cancer, yet they remain the current standard for diagnosis. Even when guided by MRI, 20-30% of cases can still be missed when there are negative or inconclusive images, leading to repeated or more extensive biopsies. But PSMA PET/CT may offer patients another path to diagnosis. In a recent study published in JNM, this imaging modality detected more clinically significant cancer than current methods. Learn more in this month’s issue.

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