New German site makes ITM Isotope leader in supply of radioisotope

13 June 2023
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German radiopharmaceutical specialist ITM Isotope Technologies (ITM) has opened a new manufacturing facility for therapeutic radionuclides in its home town of Munich.

The facility will be the world’s largest production site for Lutetium-177 (Lu-177), an innovative medical isotope used in targeted cancer therapies.

Radiotherapy has shown promise in a range of areas, including  acute myeloid leukemia (AML), and can be used as a primary therapy as well as in combination with surgery, chemotherapy or hormone therapy.

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