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Sanjay Gupta, né le 23 octobre 1969 à Novi, Michigan, aux États-Unis, est un neurochirurgien, un animateur de télévision et un professeur américain d'ascendance indienne. Il est connu grâce à son titre de spécialiste médical de CNN. Wikipedia  

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“It was the neurosurgeons who fascinated me. When they explained what they could do surgically to help, I thought, I want to be like them. I want to know what they know and have the ability to heal like they do. Eventually my grandfather got better, and my path in life was started.”

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Finding My Path in Life (2011)

“I was a bookish kid. I spent long hours in the library reading everything I could find, histories, biographies, science fiction, fantasy, mysteries. I was curious about the world and there’s no better way to find things out than through the pages of a book. Even today if some kid asks me what’s the first step to take to become a doctor, I answer, “Read, read, read.””

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Finding My Path in Life (2011)

“I was in my teens when our family faced a medical crisis. My grandfather, with whom I was very close, had a stroke and landed in the hospital. Sitting anxiously at his bedside, I watched nurses come and go, checking his vitals and looking at the monitors attached to his body. I remember sitting there wondering what could I do to make him feel better—to bring back the warm, thoughtful man I knew.”

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Finding My Path in Life (2011)

“Panˈdemik/: pan means "all"; demic (or demographic) means "people."”

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It is well-named, because pandemic flu spreads easily throughout the world. Unlike seasonal flu, pandemics occur when a completely new or novel virus emerges. This sort of virus can emerge directly from animal reservoirs or be the result of a dramatic series of mutations -- so-called reassortment events -- in previously circulating viruses. In either case, the result is something mankind has never seen before: a pathogen that can spread easily from person to defenseless person, our immune systems never primed to launch any sort of defense.
The big one is coming, and it's going to be a flu pandemic (November 7, 2018)