Medicexchange.com Launches A New Dedicated Nuclear Medicine And Molecular Imaging Community For Medical Imaging Professionals

Main Category: Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Also Included In: MRI / PET / Ultrasound;  IT / Internet / E-mail
Article Date: 20 Jul 2008 - 0:00 PDT

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Medicexchange PLC (subsidiary of MGT Capital Investments Inc, Amex: MGT) announces the launch of a focused Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging online community to allow medical imaging professionals to keep abreast of the developments in this fast evolving arena of imaging.

The new community allows medical imaging professionals to keep informed with scientific and clinical developments in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging. This will be complemented with industrial developments including featured products and links to further product information.

Adam Boyse, CEO of Medicexchange, commented: "Nuclear and molecular imaging is a fast developing and important field of imaging. Once again, Medicexchange has listened to our audience of medical imaging professionals to deliver this dedicated community. It reinforces that Medicexchange.com is the leading online radiology resource for clinicians, researchers and manufacturers. Users will be able to access the new channel directly online, by mobile device using RSS or by subscribing to a bi-weekly Nuclear and Molecular Imaging e-bulletin delivered direct to their inbox."

This is the most recent in a long line of developments offered to Medicexchange visitors. It builds on recent successful launches of dedicated channels, such as the RIS/PACS zone and a radiology conference center providing coverage to ECR, SIIM, Arab Health and RSNA, among others.

Academic, scientific and medical technology companies can contribute to the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging community by submitting their press releases directly to the Medicexchange editorial team (editor @ medicexchange.com).

www.medicexchange.com/Nuclear-Molecular