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Essential: mined materials, like uranium, are essential to healthcare.

Uranium is essential to essential care.

From diagnostic tools to cancer treatments, Canadian minerals and metals have always been essential to modern nuclear medicine. For customers looking for products that come with world leading sustainability standards, and a commitment to fighting climate change, Canada is the right choice for the future.

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