Nuclear Pharmacy
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- Cardiolite
- A product created by DuPont which is used to evaluate coronary blood flow. Site contains case studies, a bibliography, upcoming events, prescription information, a mailing list, and educational seminars.
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- International Commission on Radiological Protection
- Provides recommendations and guidance on all aspects of protection against ionising radiation. Contains press releases, draft reports, publications, and a listing of activities.
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- Nuclear Pharmacy Online Education
- An educational program geared towards students and pharmacists interested in nuclear pharmacy. Site contains history, a listing of goals, registration details, faculty, courses, and requirements. Sponsored by the University of New Mexico and University of Arkansas.
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- Purdue University: Division of Nuclear Pharmacy
- Offers professional and post-graduate training opportunities for students and pharmacists interested in the practice of nuclear pharmacy.
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- Radiopharmacy, Inc.
- Registered pharmacy specializing in the preparation and delivery of radioactive drugs in Evansville, Indiana, United States. Includes a listing of services, staff listing, products provided, news items, and related links.
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- Radpharm Scientific Pty. Ltd.
- Provides radiopharmaceuticals to medical practices in Australia and export to New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong. Includes a listing of services, various decay charts, press releases, and employment opportunities. Located in Belconnen, Australian Capital Territory.
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- The Nuclear Pharmacy
- Describes training requirements, training information, news, and educational materials for current and prospective nuclear pharmacists. Site provides job postings, product recalls, related links, and a list of drug interactions.
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- World Nuclear Transport Institute
- Presents international, consolidated industry views on radioactive materials transport. Provides membership details, a staff listing, related links, upcoming events, and information sheets.
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