A searchable database of 100,000 SPECT neuroimaging studies that incorporates scans from 111 different countries and subjects ranging from nine months to 101 years old was introduced today by Amen Clinics, a network of psychiatric clinics based in Costa Mesa, Calif. The intention of the database is to promote open collaboration and interdisciplinary study of psychiatric and related disorders.

Saturday marked the final day of the 2014 Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Week and, to celebrate, the World Molecular Imaging Society (WMIS) announced highlights of the recent 7th World Molecular Imaging Congress held in Seoul, Korea.

The National Cancer Institute has mounted a search for people who are dramatic outliers in their response to cancer therapies in an effort to improve treatments for common malignancies.

A gene that mediates the scale of the hippocampus in both preclinical and human brains is closely associated with the pathology of a group of neurodegenerative diseases, the University of Manchester announced yesterday.

Using 3D brain SPECT scans to guide treatment of psychiatric disorders improved health outcomes and cognitive performance, according to a study published in advance of the Winter 2014 issue of the Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences.

A new guidance document released by the FDA on Monday provides the means to accelerate the process for approving neoadjuvant therapeutic drugs for early-stage, high-risk breast cancer.

Ohio State University announced today that it has completed construction and development on a $13 million molecular imaging research center called Translational Research Center for Molecular Imaging Pharmaceuticals at the Columbus-based Wright Center of Innovation in Biomedical Imaging.

Key scientists behind the development of a prototype optical microscope have garnered the 2014 Nobel Prize in chemistry due to the technology’s ability to surpass all previous limits of optical imaging, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced today.