NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes and YAP Therapeutics Enter into Collaboration Agreement for the Development and Production of Radiopharmaceutical Products

“NorthStar leads in medical radioisotope development and production. This agreement furthers our goal to deliver radiopharmaceuticals to patients,” said Frank Scholz, President and Chief Executive Officer of NorthStar. “We are excited to partner with YAP Therapeutics, merging our technology with their biologics to target specific therapies. Our ability to provide key radioisotopes like Ac-225 and CDMO capabilities offers substantial support to YAP Therapeutics.”

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