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Table of Contents January 13, 2005; Volume Issue 1 suppl Clinical Practice of Molecular Radiotherapy - Steven M. Larson and Eric P. Krenning, Guest Editors

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The human face of targeted radionuclide therapy. In the United States, thyroid cancer has the most rapidly increasing incidence of all types of cancer, and many of these new cases will be in young women, who will require 131I as ablation therapy after surgery.

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine: 46 (1 suppl)
Journal of Nuclear Medicine
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January 13, 2005
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