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CX Daily: Where China Stands in the Nuclear Medicine Gold Rush

Published: Nov. 26, 2025  9:00 a.m.  GMT+8
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Novartis’s targeted radiopharmaceutical drug Pluvicto is used to treat prostate cancer. Photo: VCG
Novartis’s targeted radiopharmaceutical drug Pluvicto is used to treat prostate cancer. Photo: VCG

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In Depth: Where China Stands in the Nuclear Medicine Gold Rush

Often tucked in out-of-the way corners of Chinese hospitals, nuclear medicine departments have for much of their history been mysterious places where few knew exactly what they do there.

What exactly they do there, though, is quickly becoming one of the more technologically promising fields of medicine and active areas of investment in the global pharmaceutical industry.

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