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Jayant S. Vaidya is a British-Indian surgeon-oncologist and clinical academic who, together with Michael Baum and , developed the technique called targeted intra-operative radiotherapy (TARGIT). He is a professor of surgery and oncology at the University College London, London and the author of two books on breast cancer, one on tobacco eradication, and over 200 academic articles.

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rdfs:comment	Jayant S. Vaidya is a British-Indian surgeon-oncologist and clinical academic who, together with Michael Baum and , developed the technique called targeted intra-operative radiotherapy (TARGIT). He is a professor of surgery and oncology at the University College London, London and the author of two books on breast cancer, one on tobacco eradication, and over 200 academic articles. (en)
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