TO THE EDITOR: In preparing this letter on the proposal of the American Board of Nuclear
Medicine (ABNM)–American Board of Radiology (ABR) task force (1), my most difficult …

TO THE EDITOR: I read with interest the editorial written by Segall et al.(1). The authors
discuss a combined, multispecialty training ''that maintains high standards for nuclear …

CONCLUSION It is with some degree of trepidation that we submit these recommendations,
as the ABR–ABNM task force proposal has not been adopted at the writing of this letter. The …

The task force met for the first time in January during the SNMMI Mid-Winter Meeting in
Orlando, FL, and started with the premise that nuclear medicine is an independent specialty …

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing with regard to the article ''The Standard of Care: From Nuclear
Radiology to Nuclear Medicine,''by Johannes Czernin, in the May 2020 edition of The …

Perfect for residents and fellows to use during rotations, or as a quick review for practicing
radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians, Nuclear Medicine: The Essentials is a …

In the October issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, the authors of the “Hot Topics”
paper,“Nuclear Medicine Training: What Now?” suggested a path forward for training in …

This hard-covered 656-page book, with high-quality pictures and page print, is authored by
25 individuals, many of whom are well known in the field of nuclear medicine. The book is …

This month's “Hot Topics” contribution features an interesting commentary by Drs. Mankoff
and Pryma, who discuss the rapidly changing training requirements for diagnostic and …

In a recent editorial entitled,“The Future of Nuclear Medicine in the United States,” Graham
lists several major problems jeopardizing the future of the field in the United States (1) …