Wisconsin companies to become critical piece of medical isotope supply chain in U.S.

More than 40,000 medical procedures conducted in the U.S. each day rely on a medical isotope called Molybdenum-99, yet this isotope is largely manufactured outside of the country. And despite producing almost none, the U.S. uses nearly half of the world’s supply of Molybdeum-99 (Mo-99), which decays into an imaging agent used in medical diagnostic

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