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    Dr. Sanjay Gupta refreshes with Vital Signs on CNN


    Tuesday - Nov 18, 2008
    Televisionpoint.com Correspondent | Mumbai
    Dr. Sanjay Gupta, chief medical correspondent and practicing neurosurgeon, CNN, will take an refreshing look at the world of medicine in Vital Signs, a new half-hour program on CNN International.

    From China to Peru and Jerusalem to Japan, Dr. Gupta travels the globe looking for important medical breakthroughs, secrets to aging well and clues that might solve medical mysteries.

    "We are excited about this new program and the wealth of knowledge that Dr. Gupta can bring to our viewers regarding the field of medicine and its significance around the world," said Katherine Green, senior vice-president, CNN International.

    "I'm really looking forward to talking to our global viewers about some of the major global health issues that impact us all in our rapidly shrinking world, as well as hearing from viewers about what concerns them most through our interactive Q&A opportunities via CNN.com and CNNmobile," said Dr. Gupta.

    Regular segments in the program that feature Dr. Gupta include Doc Talk, where he shares the buzz in the medical community; Medical Myth Busters, where he identifies medical myths that some doctors believe to be true; and On the Frontlines, where he and a number of CNN contributors report from the field on a specific issue.

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