In Brief: Nuclear Regulatory Commission
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Advisory committee on the medical uses of isotopes is slated to meet April 10-11 in Rockville, Maryland to discuss the commission's staff requirements memorandum "Materials/Medical Oversight (DSI 7)"; its medical policy statement of 1979; criteria and ranking of medical procedures by risk; regulatory use of the advisory committee process; and status reports on proposed rulemaking and guidance documents." On April 11, the committee will also prepare for a May 15 meeting with the commissioners. For more information, contact NRC's William McCarthy at 301/415-7900...
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