Privacy Statement
The CRC for Biomedical Imaging Development Limited adheres to its obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (“Privacy Act”) and is bound by the National Privacy Principles (NPPs). Further information on our privacy policy and how we handle the data is available upon request.
Background
The CRC for Biomedical Imaging Development Limited (“CRCBID”) undertakes to handle personal information provided to it by individuals in accordance with its obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (“Privacy Act”) and is bound by the National Privacy Principles (NPPs).
CRCBID is committed to respect and protect the privacy of the personal information it obtains from individuals.
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What is a Radiotracer?
A radiotracer is a molecule that contains radioactive material. When a tracer is injected into the body, abnormal cells - such as cancer cells - take up more of the tracer than normal cells. PET detection systems can then take a picture of the tracer in the body, so enabling the identification and spread of abnormal cells. Different tracers are being developed by CRCBID to identify different conditions or diseases.
