SHINE Planning Isotope Facilities in Asia, Europe

By ExchangeMonitor

SHINE Medical Technologies expects in the next five years to site isotope production facilities in Europe and Asia, one staffer said Wednesday. The company is currently more than a year from receiving anticipated federal regulatory approval to open its first production…

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