Joint SNM/RSNA Molecular Imaging Summit Statement.

An education opportunity for all: SNM's Mid-Winter Meeting.

I n only a few short months, the Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM) will host its Mid-Winter Meeting—an exceptional educational program of scientific content in nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, and clinical trials. The meeting, which will be held January 26–29, 2012, at the Hilton Orlando (FL) at Walt Disney World, brings together leading nuclear and molecular imaging physicians, radiologist...

Advancing molecular imaging from the laboratory to everyday practice.

Advancing Molecular Imaging from the Laboratory to Everyday Practice I n June 2006, SNM launched its Bench to Bedside Campaign to raise funds to support the translation of molecular imaging (MI) into clinical practice and to transform SNM into a broad-based MI society. The SNM Molecular Imaging Center of Excellence (MICoE) was charged with implementing the SNM strategic plan, establishing speci...

Advancing nuclear medicine and molecular imaging through strategic partnerships.

L ast year, SNM concluded its Bench to Bedside campaign, a 5-year initiative dedicated to positioning molecular imaging and therapy as an essential tool in patient care. The multifaceted campaign focused on 5 primary areas: raising awareness of molecular imaging, advocating for molecular imaging and therapy, educating and promoting collaboration with referring physicians and patient groups, tra...

A president's farewell message.

A s my term as president of SNM comes to an end, I reflect on all the changes that have taken place since I first took office. My goals were to support SNM's mission to improve health care by advancing nuclear medicine and molecular imaging and therapy. This included continued support of the Bench to Bedside campaign SNM began 5 y ago. This initiative is critical to the future of our field and ...

Human neuroimaging and the BRAIN initiative: a joint statement from the ASNR and ASFNR, with the support of the RSNA, ACR, ARR, and ISMRM.