Moran noted that SNM created the Molecular Imaging Center of Excellence, an organizational component of the society that is dedicated to all aspects of molecular imaging in the detection and management of disease.
District of Columbia Mayor Adrian M. Fenty welcomed SNM to the city, indicating that "more than 4,000 physicians, scientists, physicists and pharmacists will attend this meeting to discuss issues of concern to revolutionize modern medicine for patients through the use of molecular imaging and therapy." He added, "SNM, the leading professional association for molecular and nuclear imaging and therapy, has 16,000 members across the world who are dedicated to improving patient care."
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SNM is holding its 54th Annual Meeting June 2-6 at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Session topics for the 2007 meeting include brain amyloid imaging, hybrid imaging, molecular imaging in clinical drug development and evaluation, functional brain imaging in epilepsy and dementia, imaging instrumentation, infection imaging, lymphoma and thyroid cancer, cardiac molecular imaging, general nuclear medicine, critical elements of care in radiopharmacy and more.
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