The Journal of Nuclear Medicine - JNM

07/25/2025

Can a quantitative extension of the visual 5-point Deauville scale, known as qPET, allow for better prognostic discrimination? Read more: https://ow.ly/FeZG50WoMfB

07/24/2025

PYTA is a promising chelator for ²²⁵Ac, comparable to MACROPA, with the advantages of modular bifunctional chelator synthesis. https://ow.ly/a8Y450WoMfa

07/23/2025

Normalization of PET images to account for blood levels enhanced the detection of TREM2. This improved methodology provides a promising basis for future assessments of TREM2 imaging. https://ow.ly/lebC50WoMeM

07/22/2025

Reply to “Foregoing Nonclinical Dosimetry Studies to Support First-in-Human Studies of Certain PET Radiopharmaceuticals.” https://ow.ly/UEXQ50WoMep

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07/22/2025

Letter to the Editor: Foregoing nonclinical dosimetry studies to support first-in-human studies of certain PET radiopharmaceuticals. https://ow.ly/Kj4G50WoMck

07/21/2025

SNMMI Annual Meeting Flashback: Johannes Czernin and Richard Wahl discuss trending topics in nuclear medicine. https://ow.ly/4n9k50WocuL

07/18/2025

Continuing education: Treatment response evaluation in prostate cancer using PSMA PET/CT. https://ow.ly/IXkJ50WocwU

07/16/2025

Theranostics in Perspective: Challenges and possible solutions to avoid speed breakers in theranostics. https://ow.ly/O4Oa50WocvW

07/15/2025

SNMMI Annual Meeting Flashback: JNM Podcast guests David Mankoff, Hossein Jadvar, and Todd Peterson answer the question: "Can society-based journals compete with corporate-based publications?” https://ow.ly/ACrS50Wocun

07/14/2025

SNMMI Annual Meeting Flashback: In this JNM Podcast episode, Johannes Czernin interviews Anna Karmann to talk about the various career trajectories at the interface of industry and academia. https://ow.ly/e4PC50WoctN

07/11/2025

JNM’s 2024 Editor’s Choice award for best basic science article goes to Kyeara N. Mack, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and coauthors for “Interrogating the Theranostic Capacity of a MUC16-Targeted Antibody for Ovarian Cancer.” https://ow.ly/W2QZ50WocsJ

07/11/2025

JNM’s 2024 Editor’s Choice award for best clinical article goes to Hongdi Li, United Imaging Health Care North America, and colleagues for “Performance Characteristics of the NeuroEXPLORER, a Next-Generation Human Brain PET/CT Imager.” https://ow.ly/iRf050Woco1