Journal of Nuclear Medicine
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine is the SNMMI's journal and the core venue for PET tracers and radioligand therapy: PSMA and somatostatin imaging, lutetium and actinium dosimetry, and theranostics trials.
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine appears monthly and publishes first-in-human tracer studies, PSMA PET diagnostic accuracy trials, radioligand-therapy dosimetry and outcomes (lutetium-177 PSMA and DOTATATE, actinium-225), and SNMMI procedure standards. Articles become free to read after a delay; the SNMMI annual meeting abstracts are published as a supplement.
Clemens Kratochwil reported the first patients treated with actinium-225 PSMA therapy.
Frederik Giesel co-developed FAPI PET imaging and now leads nuclear medicine in Düsseldorf.
Runs the UCLA theranostics trials that test PSMA imaging against conventional scans and lutetium against chemotherapy.
Nuclear medicine physician whose group invented FAPI PET tracers and pioneered PSMA and FAP radioligand therapy.