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Surgeon General (USAF office symbol)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

RAWALPINDI, 22 May, 2009 (Balochistan Times) -- An Anti Terrorist Court will resume the hearing of Surgeon General Pakistan Army Lt.

Pakistan Army Surgeon General murder case hearing next week

CNN medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta withdrew his name from consideration to be president-elect Barack Obama's surgeon general and serve as chief overseer of Americans' health, according to reports Thursday.

CNN's TV doctor bows out of surgeon general bid

The Surgeon General, Lieutenant General Louis Lillywhite, said: "They have resulted in a survival rate that's better than anybody has ever achieved.

Prawns save our soldiers; EXCLUSIVE

Former Surgeon General Richard Carmona told a congressional panel in July that theology and ideology trumped science in the Bush White House.

Ex-surgeon general says theology, not science, drives agenda under ...

Richard Carmona, surgeon general during President Bush's first term, testified in Congress Tuesday about the relentless pressure he endured, and only sometimes resisted, to tailor his medical pronouncements to fit the administration's political agenda.

Politics and public health

Byline: Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON -- President Bush's first surgeon general testified Tuesday that his speeches were censored to match administration political positions and that he was prevented from giving the public accurate scientific information on issues such as stem-cell research and teen-pregnancy prevention.

Ex-surgeon general says he was muzzled; committee hearing; ...

Major General Pollock is the first female nurse to serve as the Army's top medical officer; she retains her titles, including deputy surgeon general and Chief, Army Nurse Corps.

ANA statement on the U.S Army surgeon general