According to a media release issued on Thursday this week by Molecular Insight Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (MIP), an investigational imaging agent known as Trofex™ (a.k.a, 123I-MIP-1072) may offer a new opportunity to identify the presence of early signs of metastatic prostate cancer in the prostate bed, soft tissues, and bone within 4 hours after injection. … READ MORE …
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