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Medical Radioisotopes

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Our Medical Radioisotope Projects

SCMR is dedicated to providing a secure and scalable supply of the world’s most critical radioisotopes. By focusing on high-purity therapeutic and diagnostic agents, we support the transition toward more precise, effective, and accessible nuclear medicine.

 

The SCMR Position:  “Diversifying national isotope resilience"  through complementary accelerator-based capability, no reactor replacement, filling global supply gaps, being export-oriented, and reducing future import dependency. 

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Our current portfolio is centered on the primary isotopes driving the next generation of cancer care.

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Actinium-225

Ac-225 is the cornerstone of Targeted Alpha Therapy (TAT).

Its high-energy emissions allow for the pinpoint destruction of cancer cells with minimal impact on healthy tissue, offering new hope for patients with late-stage or resistant cancers.

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Technetium-99m

Tc-99m is used in 80% of nuclear medicine procedures worldwide, and is critical for cardiac, bone, and kidney imaging.

SCMR provides a strategic, reactor-free backup supply to ensure hospitals maintain uninterrupted access to this vital diagnostic tool.

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Scandium-47

Sc-47 is a next-generation "theranostic" isotope that combines targeted tumor therapy with high-resolution SPECT imaging in a single nuclide.
 

SCMR is evaluating high-power electron accelerator pathways to produce Sc-47, offering a versatile, reactor-free solution for the future of cancer treatment.

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Radium-226

Ra-226 is the essential feedstock for Ac-225 production, and the foundation of our supply chain.
 

SCMR’s ability to secure and process Ra-226 ensures a reliable, vertically integrated pipeline for the global alpha therapy market.

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Copper-67

Cu-67 offers a unique "dual-action" capability, functioning as both a potent therapeutic agent and a high-resolution imaging tool.

It is ideal for treating Lymphoma and neuroendocrine tumors while providing real-time diagnostic feedback.

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