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Egypt's Nuclear Care Push
Developing nuclear medicine in Egypt requires raising awareness of the specialty and expanding its teaching and hands-on training. Dr. Hussein Rabie called for at least one month of mandatory training for students in their internship year, as well as training professionals from medicine, the sciences, medical physics and radiopharmacy, while strengthening safety procedures. Localizing the production of equipment, supplies, generators and radioactive materials is also a priority, to reduce reliance on imports and their costs and ensure a steady supply, drawing on Egypt’s research expertise and existing facilities. In June 2026, Rosatom and the Egyptian Healthcare Authority signed an agreement to explore developing a nuclear medicine center that would include radiopharmaceutical production and imaging and treatment technologies. Its planned capacity is up to 30,000 diagnostic examinations and treatment for 400 patients with radionuclide therapy each year.
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