ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwired - May 21, 2015) - Corporate Media Straight Talk announced today that a new audio interview with Isoray, Inc. (NYSE: ISR) CEO Dwight Babcock is now available for listening. The interview can be heard at www.corporatemediastraighttalk.com.
IsoRay, Inc. CEO Dwight Babcock called in to Corporate Media Straight Talk.com to provide the listening audience with his own insights into the recent press release dated April 20th, 2015, entitled:
"IsoRay's Cesium-131 Lung Cancer Treatment Reports 96% Success In Local Control And 100% Survival At 5 Years in High Risk Patients In Newly Published Report."
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