Every Patient Has A Story Real voices from the journey

At Curium, we are committed to supporting the healthcare ecosystem that serves patients — today and into the future.

“My body was attacking my thyroid, and my thyroid was fighting it by being very active.”

Leoni Van Straaten, Patient

“If you haven't got hope, you've got nothing. ”

Michael Moody, Patient

“Behind every dose is a person waiting with hope — and at Curium, that hope drives everything we do”

Ian D. Dietrich, Caregiver

“They told me it was all in my head. Turns out, it was! It was a pituitary tumor.”

Tricia Wayman, Patient

“If you've lived a story like this, you'd definitely go the extra mile because you know what this product can do for people's lives.”

Sven Ockers, Caregiver

“Treatment is carefully monitored cycle by cycle, based on how you’re feeling, your blood tests and your scans.”

Dr Amy Eccles

General FAQs

A radiopharmaceutical is a medicine that contains a small amount of radioactive material. It is used to help doctors diagnose or treat disease by targeting specific organs or tissues.

Yes. Nuclear medicine procedures follow strict safety standards and regulations. The amount of radiation used is carefully controlled and considered appropriate for medical benefit.

Most patients feel nothing beyond the small prick of the injection on their skin.

Your physician may recommend nuclear medicine as a solution to gain more precise imagining to help them make a more informed decision about your future care