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The open databases and registries the field runs on.

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	Holds	Licence
ClinicalTrials.gov NIH / NLM ClinicalTrials.gov is the master list of clinical trials. Every trial on this site links to its record.	Registry and results database of >500,000 clinical studies worldwide.
EANM Guidelines European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM), in collaboration with the European Union of Medical Specialists/European Board of Nuclear Medicine (UEMS/EBNM) for the European Nuclear Medicine Guide. The European nuclear medicine society's free rulebooks for how to correctly perform each type of scan or radioactive treatment.	Procedure guidelines for nuclear medicine imaging and radionuclide therapy organised by clinical area (oncology, cardiovascular, CNS, paediatric, therapy and more), plus the free European Nuclear Medicine Guide handbook and app.
IAEA nuclear data and isotope databases IAEA Nuclear Data Section, International Atomic Energy Agency. A set of free online tools from the UN's nuclear agency that show the physical properties of every known radioactive atom, including the ones used in cancer scans and treatments.	Nuclear structure and decay data (half-lives, decay modes, branching ratios, gamma/particle emission energies and intensities) for essentially all known nuclides, plus a medical isotope browser for production yield estimates and a decay-data library comparison tool.
ICRP publications and dose coefficient databases International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), an independent, UK-registered scientific commission. The international body that sets the reference numbers used to work out how much radiation dose a patient, worker or member of the public gets, published as reports and downloadable spreadsheets.	The Annals of the ICRP publication series (dose coefficients for workers, the public and patients; reference phantoms; decay data) plus free dose-viewer apps, Excel/CSV datasets and calculators tied to specific ICRP publications.
NCI Imaging Data Commons (IDC) US National Cancer Institute (NCI), as a node of the Cancer Research Data Commons (CRDC). A free, US government-run online library of cancer scan images that any researcher can browse and download without asking permission first.	Over 100 TB of publicly available, DICOM-harmonised cancer imaging data (radiology, histopathology, fluorescence slide microscopy) with image-derived annotations, segmentations and quantitative measurements, plus linked clinical data, co-located with cloud analysis tools.
OpenDose OpenDose collaboration, an international network of academic nuclear medicine physics groups (coordination includes INSERM, Toulouse); mirrored by Politechnika Śląska (Silesian University of Technology, Poland). A free online resource that lets nuclear medicine physicists look up how much radiation dose different organs receive from radioactive drugs, instead of everyone recalculating it from scratch.	Specific absorbed fractions (SAFs) and S values for internal dosimetry across 1,252 radionuclides, computed with six Monte Carlo codes on the ICRP 110 adult reference phantoms; downloadable as CSV, with a bibliography and lecture material.
Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) PCF Michael Milken's prostate cancer foundation, which funded the science behind abiraterone, enzalutamide and PSMA therapy and runs a precision-oncology network in US veterans' hospitals.	The largest philanthropic funder of prostate cancer research (>$1 billion), Challenge Awards and Young Investigator programme, the PCF-VA Precision Oncology Program, patient guides, and the annual Scientific Retreat.
SNMMI Annual Meeting Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging The SNMMI Annual Meeting, held each June by the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, is where new PET tracers, radioligand therapy results and dosimetry work are first presented. Abstracts are free as a Journal of Nuclear Medicine supplement, and that journal carries the field's papers through the rest of the year.	Nuclear medicine and theranostics: new tracers, radioligand therapy data, dosimetry.
SNMMI Procedure Standards Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI), Committee on Procedure Standards. The US nuclear medicine society's rulebooks for how to correctly perform each type of scan or radioactive treatment, so results are comparable between hospitals.	About 80 procedure standards and practice guidelines for nuclear medicine imaging and radionuclide therapy procedures, each covering patient preparation, tracer administration, acquisition, processing, interpretation and reporting.
The Cancer Imaging Archive (TCIA) NCI / University of Arkansas The public archive of cancer scans that most radiology AI is trained and tested on.	De-identified cancer imaging (CT, MRI, PET, pathology) linked to TCGA and clinical trials; the main training source for radiology models.
UroToday Digital Science Press UroToday is the prostate, bladder, and kidney cancer feed, including PSMA and radioligand news.	Genitourinary oncology abstracts, conference coverage, and expert video.
US NRC 10 CFR Part 35 (Medical Use of Byproduct Material) US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), published via the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), a joint project of the National Archives and the Government Publishing Office. The US federal rulebook that says which doctors and hospitals are allowed to give patients radioactive drugs, and what safety checks they must do.	The full current text of 10 CFR Part 35, all subparts (licensing, technical requirements, diagnostic and therapeutic unsealed material, brachytherapy, teletherapy, records, reports, enforcement), continuously updated by the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations.