Bob Arnot, M.D., internal medicine, is a journalist, author, former host of the Dr. Danger reality TV series, and previously medical and foreign correspondent for NBC and CBS.[1]
Books
edit- The Aztec Diet, HarperCollins
- The Best Medicine, Addison Wesley
- The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet, Little Brown
- Turning Back the Clock, Little Brown
- Revolutionary Weight Control, Little Brown
- The Prostate Cancer Prevention Plan, Little Brown
- The Biology of Success, Little Brown
- The Breast Health Cookbook, Little Brown
- Beating Wear and Tear, Simon & Schuster
- How to Prevent a Heart Attack, Simon & Schuster
- Sport Selection with Charles Gaines, Viking
- Your Survival, Hatherleigh
- The Coffee Lover's Diet, HarperCollins
Television
edit- Foreign correspondent. NBC and MSNBC. 2001–2004
- Medical correspondent, Dateline NBC, Today, NBC Nightly News, 1996-2000
- Medical correspondent, CBS News, CBS Evening News, 48 Hours, CBS This Morning, 1984-1996
- Dr. Danger
Columnist and writer
editHumanitarian aid
edit- Founder and chairman of Lifeline Iraq
- Co-founder of American Working Group on Greater Syria
- Past or present board member for:
- Save the Children
- UN High Commission for Refugees (USA)
- Artists for Peace and Justice
- US Committee for Refugees
- Lindberg Foundation
- Global Outreach Doctors
References
edit- ^ Hagan, Joe (February 16, 2004). "Dr. Bob Arnot's Parting Shot". Observer. Retrieved 12 January 2019.
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