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(Breitbart) On Friday’s broadcast of CNN International’s “First Move,” CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta stated that the doctors who spoke to him with their reactions to last week’s presidential debate, “pretty unanimously” believe President Joe Biden needs more testing.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta: It’s time for President Biden to undergo detailed cognitive and neurological testing and share his results | CNN
When the 46th President of the United States took the debate stage a week ago, it became apparent, even from his first answer, that this would not… pic.twitter.com/fY7LDCqU5z
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Gupta stated, “I actually watched the debate from overseas, and, it was interesting, I got so many texts and emails and phone calls from other neurospecialists, from the States and all over the world. A lot of people, Paula, had an opinion on this, and these were medical opinions, opinions, I want to be clear. Nobody is saying there’s anything diagnostic or certain at all, but a lot of people paid attention to that debate. And while I think what they saw wasn’t necessarily new, … I think the idea that it was so pronounced and so sustained over the 90 minutes, I think, was what really got people’s attention. The halting speech, sometimes, the confused rambling, Paula, but also, other things as well, such as reduced volume of speech, that can be something that is important from a neurological perspective. And also, the loss of facial expression, sometimes associated with certain movement disorders, that can also have an impact on cognition. Again, nobody is saying that these things, in and of themselves, are diagnostic of anything. But I think that the message, pretty unanimously, was, it would be recommended by everyone to get more testing to sort of figure out, are we looking at something that is episodic, these little episodes, or is it reflective of something that is deeper, a condition of some sort that could be diagnosed and potentially even treated?”
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