Texas country artist highlighting gap in medical care for patients his size

Shreveport's medical advances help rising country music star continue his budding career, including a performance on…

BRF’s CMIT is a world-class molecular imaging facility with clinical, research and radiopharmaceutical manufacturing operations housed near Shreveport, Louisiana’s downtown and on the InterTech Park campus with proximity to Ochsner LSU Health, an Ochsner- and LSU-led hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center, and LSU’s medical school.

 

CMIT’s clinical mission is to provide patients with access to state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic technologies, as well as increase the clinical and pre-clinical research capacities of partner research institutions. The ability to produce novel radiopharmaceuticals sets CMIT apart from other facilities that offer a similar suite of clinical, research and radiopharmaceutical manufacturing services. 

 

In 2024, CMIT’s parent, non-profit organization BRF worked with U.S. Senator Dr. Bill Cassidy to acquire Louisiana’s and the region’s first uPanorama 35, a 160-slice scanner with AI capabilities and one of the most technologically advanced imaging devices in the country.

 

Walker said his latest scans have not detected cancer cells, and he has resumed a solo tour to promote his latest album, “Thank You for Listening.” Follow Walker’s journey at www.joshuaraywalker.com, on YouTube and Facebook.