Maharashtra Govt to set up medical cyclotron project in Nagpur to elevate cancer research (opens original article in a new tab)

The Maharashtra government approved a ₹300 crore medical cyclotron project in Nagpur to enhance cancer research and treatment, aiming to make the city a radiopharmaceutical hub serving multiple states.

• Maharashtra government approved the High Energy Medical Cyclotron Project (HEMCP) in Nagpur with ₹300 crore funding.
• The project aims to establish Nagpur as a radiopharmaceutical innovation hub and improve cancer diagnosis and treatment in Central India.
• A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) will manage the project, with collaboration between the Medical Education and Industries departments.