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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.
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.

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Biography: Dr. Bob Arnot, MD, internal medicine, is an award-winning journalist and a New York Times best-selling author. He is the former chief medical correspondent for CBS News: “CBS Evening News,” “48 Hours,” “CBS This Morning;” NBC News: “Dateline NBC,” “Today,” “NBC Nightly News;” and chief foreign correspondent for MSNBC News. Arnot was also the host of the “Dr. Danger” reality TV series that took viewers on his thrill-seeking adventures during dangerous travels to Africa where he explored the wilds of Somalia, Kenya, South Africa, Botswana and Sudan. He is author of a dozen health and nutrition books, including New York Times best-sellers, “The Aztec Diet” (Harper Collins) and “The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet” (Little Brown). Arnot is a medical columnist for Men’s Journal and Vanity Fair. He has served on many humanitarian aid boards including Save the Children, the U.N. High Commission for Refugees, Artists for Peace and Justice, U.S. Committee for Refugees and the Lindberg Foundation. After a long career of traveling to the most impoverished countries on the planet, Ar

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Dr. Bob Arnot is an Emmy-award broadcast journalist and author with over 44 years of experience in medicine. He has run an emergency medicine service of nearly 100 hospitals, served as chief medical correspondent for NBC’s Dateline, Today, and Nightly News shows, medical correspondent at CBS News, and continues today to cover the pandemic for a variety of national and international broadcasting platforms from Larry King and Fox to PBS and Al Jazeera. Dr. Arnot has also worked in many disease outbreaks as a medical doctor and a humanitarian board member for Save the Children and the UN High Commission for refugees including cholera during the Rwandan Genocide, Ebola in Uganda, Sleeping Sickness in South Sudan, malaria during the Mozambique foods, HIV/AIDS in Botswana, Zimbabwe and Haiti, and Dengue in Nicaragua. During COVID, he has been collaborating with one of the country’s leading medical centers to bring the latest advances to the medical community and general public.

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For over 25 years Dr. Arnot taught economics and political economy in the university sector in the UK. For two years he lived and worked in the former Soviet Union working on UK government financed economic development projects. He has lived and worked in Nigeria since 2004 working for British Council Development Services; firstly, on UK government (DFID) financed development projects in the justice, security and anti-corruption sectors. He was the National Programme Manager for the Security Justice and Growth (SJG) Programme (£36 million 2004-2010) and fulfilled the same role on the successor Justice for All (J4A) programme (£51 million 2010-2017). He is currently the Portfolio Lead for Justice Security and Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa for the British Council.

Since 2017 Dr. Arnot has also been the Programme Director for several EU funded programmes managed by the British Council in Nigeria; in particular the EU Trust Fund programme, “Managing Conflict in Nigeria” (MCN).

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