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🤖 Want to learn more about AI in radiation protection of patients?

Join us for the 7th session of this International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) webinar series, focusing on the regulatory framework governing the use of AI in healthcare relevant to radiation protection of patients.

You will learn:
🔹Key AI regulatory elements relevant to radiation protection of patients
🔹How AI may affect radiation protection authorities and regulatory oversight
🔹How radiation protection authorities can support the safe implementation of AI

This session is particularly relevant for radiation protection authorities and regulators, professionals involved in AI implementation and healthcare administrators.

🗓️17 June 2026, 14:00 CEST (Vienna time)
👉Register now: atoms.iaea.org/3RTSMRL

🎧 How can the wider adoption of new nuclear medicine therapies be ensured safely in clinical practice?

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Radiation Protection Specialist Vesna Gershan, PhD, joined a new episode of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine - JNM Podcast, Bridging Gaps for Radioligand Therapy, to discuss barriers to patient access and radiation protection challenges in nuclear medicine therapy.

The international panel of experts in nuclear medicine and radiation safety explored possible approaches and actions needed to make the latest nuclear medicine therapies widely accessible to patients, ensuring safe and effective practices.

👉 Listen to the podcast here: bit.ly/3ONEKQn

AI has arrived in clinical practice offering new opportunities to enhance radiation protection of patients. However, clear accountability for patient safety in diagnosis and treatment remains the responsibility of healthcare professionals. This was agreed by over 187 medical experts, decision makers and AI specialists from 65 countries and 18 organizations at a recent International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) meeting in Vienna.

“This meeting has allowed us to distil the current status of AI, find what we need, what is missing and how to move forward in applying it to further strengthen patient radiation protection,” said Chair Stine Korreman, Professor of Medical Physics at Aarhus University, Denmark.