A bit of a homework question - (radioactive isotopes in medicine)?

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03-06-2008, 02:57 PM

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A bit of a homework question - (radioactive isotopes in medicine)?

I'm in the process of writing a chemistry-focussed essay on the uses of radioactive isotopes in medicine (1200 words). Now, although it's at undergrad level, I'm not going to be able to get all that detailed with such a relatively low word count. I was just wondering if there were any experts out there who might be able to point out anything specific to include that I might not have thought of yet?

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