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Ankit Watts is a prominent researcher in nuclear medicine and radiotheranostics, with a focus on advancing cancer care infrastructure and procedural safety. His work addresses critical challenges in India’s growing nuclear medicine landscape, particularly the integration of radiotheranostics—a field combining diagnostic imaging and targeted radiotherapy—for improved cancer treatment. In his highly cited 2023 paper, Watts explores the historical context of “atoms for peace” and outlines opportunities for collaboration to overcome infrastructure and regulatory hurdles in India, earning 14 citations and highlighting his role in shaping national policy and practice. His 2018 study on radiation exposure during robotic arm-assisted PET/CT-guided biopsies, with 13 citations, demonstrates his commitment to occupational safety, providing essential data to minimize risk for medical personnel. By quantifying whole-body radiation doses, Watts has contributed to safer procedural standards in hybrid imaging. His work bridges technological innovation and clinical application, making him a key voice in India’s emerging radiotheranostics ecosystem. With a growing citation impact, Watts continues to influence both research and healthcare delivery, positioning himself as a leader in the safe, effective expansion of nuclear medicine in cancer care.
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