International Isotopes Seeks DOE Indemnification for Contamination Incident

By Chris Schneidmiller

International Isotopes said Thursday it incurred over $2.1 million in expenses through the end of September in connection with a radiological contamination incident last spring that occurred as its workers were removing a blood irradiator from a hospital research…

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