This work discusses the role of Nuclear Medicine for women's health, the role of women in
the development of this emerging field and the various issues which arise from both. It …

Time is fling, but despite the increased number of women physicians in healthcare, the
experiences and challenges faced by these women have not evolved during the past 50 …

The Committee on Women in Nuclear Medicine (WINM) organized a very successful
program on June 12 at the SNMMI Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA. A continuing …

Radionuclide therapy has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century when
pioneering women like Marie Curie made groundbreaking discoveries in the field of …

Abstract Today,> 50% of medical students are women. This proportion, however,
dramatically decreases throughout the higher levels of academia, a phenomenon described …

In 1981, Drs Helen Redman and Ann Lewicki established the American Association for
Women Radiologists (AAWR), noting the desperate need for programs directed toward …

Despite considerable progress in the past decades, societies continue to fail to meet the
healthcare needs of women at key moments of their lives, particularly in their adolescent …

The past 2 decades have witnessed a continuous and increased focus on women's health.
Between 1985 and 1988, women's health care was the most rapidly growing area of health …

The female nuclear medicine patient brings special concerns to the consideration of the
balancing of risks and benefits of ionizing radiation in this application. Being slightly smaller …

The recent explosion in development of new radiotracers for cancer diagnosis and targeted
therapy, many of which target biomolecules, which vary in abundance as a function of …