Nuclear Oncology: From Genotype to Phenotype to Targeted Therapy

Mar 13th, 2008Mar 14th, 2008
Baltimore, MD
US
https://www.HopkinsCME.edu
After attending the course, participants will understand the molecular targeting approach to the treatment of cancer; become familiar with new therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals and their clinical results to date; and learn about current and future directions of research.
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