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Sanjay Gupta, the first anti-aging Surgeon General?


Edward Miller


Embrace Unity

January 07, 2009

The Washington Post reported that Sanjay Gupta - CNN chief health correspondent, assistant professor of neurosurgery at Emory University School of Medicine, and author of Chasing Life: New Discoveries in the Search for Immortality to Help You Age Less Today - has been approached to be the new Surgeon General.


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Posted by crag  on  01/07  at  03:22 PM

Beuatiful. It sound like he would be the best choice for sergeon generall so that we can live forever,Wgraegith the wealth of our living planet Earth and the peoples accumalive health knowledge people and all of life of Earth can and has the right to live forever.



Posted by Tyrell S  on  01/14  at  11:46 PM

Mr. Sanjay Gupta is a nice choice of President Obama with respect to his education, experiences and other. He is really qualified. There won't be a need for Dr. Sanjay Gupta to get payday loans for a while, that is for sure. Dr. Gupta is a graduate of the University of Michigan medical school, and a former White House fellow. He is also the chief medical correspondent for CNN, and in addition to broadcasts, also blogs for CNN's Health website. His curriculum vitae is impressive (that's what doctors call their résumé) and that is one of the primary reasons why he won't need payday loans, and probably one of the main reasons why he's been picked by Obama to be the next Surgeon General. Surgeons General are typically people of imposing medical authority, as previous Surgeons General have been, such as Ronald Reagan's surgeon general, C. Everett Koop, perhaps the best-known surgeon general of US history. Dr. Gupta, despite some initial opposition, would be a solid pick for the job.



Posted by Jody  on  05/14  at  11:49 AM

I think Dr. Sanjay Gupta in an excellent choice for surgeon general position. Obama is certainly picking the cream of the crop.

I have seen his credentials and was also quite impressed by his books, documentries and other work in the preventitive health measures.



Posted by Bryce  on  05/14  at  01:10 PM

> "The notable thing about this pick is that he is has spoken out (http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2007/aug2007_cover_gupta_01.htm) about life extension research and the ultimate goal of biological immortality."

I don't mean to be a spoilsport, but Gupta doesn't really talk about true biological immortality, but rather "practical" immortality, which seems to be just a euphemism for "live much longer without getting sick, and as a result we'll have many more functional years." And if he promotes that well, I'll be behind him!



Posted by Sally Harbin  on  11/17  at  09:16 AM

I would like to know if Dr. Gupta is the same man who went to Trinity School in Rutherfordton, NC. I taught someone with this name and I would love to know if this is the same man. Sally Harbin



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