Goals of the society include the following: to promote, encourage, and help the development and advancement of nuclear medicine as a specialty in India; to encourage research work in this field; to provide a forum for exchange of ideas and experience amongst scientists actively associated with the use of radioisotopes in medical sciences; to promote better understanding of the medical uses of radioisotopes among the medical profession in India; to solicit and receive subscriptions, donations, and gifts of all kinds for realization of the above mentioned aims and objects; and to make and maintain rules and regulations for the conduct of the society and its activities.
41st Annual Conference of Society of Nuclear Medicine, India (SNMI)
Dec 2nd, 2009Dec 5th, 2009
Jaipur, --
IN
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