Atomic Medicine (1953)

Doctors in America are testing atomic medicine on it's potential to cure. See how the radioactive substances were used in medical processes to fight cancer. Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States of America. GV. Exterior, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Medical Division. SV. Cancer patient drinking atomic cocktail. & CU. LV. Patient laying on table. Doctor operating diagnostic tools, the gamma scintillation counter. SV. Doctor adjusting gamma scintillation counter. SV. Doctor looking at picture drawn by GSC. CU. Picture drawn by counter. LV. Patient lying in bed, awaiting injection of gallium 72. SV. Doctor walks into laboratory and prepares to remove gallium 72 from lead brick. CU. Lead brick being removed and solution being extracted. SV. Doctor holding solution in tweezers walking into ward. SV. Doctor pouring radioactive gallium into dripolator. CU. Solution entering dripolator CU. Solution entering dripolator. CU. Radioactive solution being taken from test-tube. CU. Clock. CU. Clock. CU. a part of dripol