(original source NIH Record)
“Scientists and science journalists have a lot in common. Both do huge amounts of research and tackle complicated subjects, accuracy and credibility are paramount and the end result has the potential to improve, even save, countless lives.
Each of these professions is time-consuming and challenging on its own, but somehow Dr. Sanjay Gupta manages to balance his dual career as a practicing neurosurgeon—he is associate chief of neurosurgery at Grady Memorial Hospital and regularly performs surgery at Emory and Grady hospitals in Atlanta—and chief medical correspondent for CNN.”
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