There are 2 questions raised by the statements. The first, should nuclear medicine (NM) be
an independent specialty? And second, if not is 16 mo of training adequate to accomplish …

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

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 …

Training in the field of nuclear medicine (NM) in the UK commenced during the 1960s and
the first consultant appointment was made in 1965. The British Nuclear Medicine Society …

In a recent Point/Counterpoint, Graham et al [1] and Guiberteau and Oates [2] seemingly
agree on a solitary issue: the decline of nuclear medicine (NM) in the United States. We …

The American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM) has certified 6,031 physicians in nuclear
medicine (NM) from 1972 to 2022, of whom 3,733 are still active, meaning they are not …

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Annual Meeting, nuclear medicine (NM) is an ever-
changing and rapidly advancing practice in which clinical advances are driven by closely …

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 …

SNM has chosen to actively shape the future of the profession in light of its central mission:
to improve human health by advancing molecular imaging and therapy. The 2020 Task …