When did CNN air the Neurocept segment featuring Dr. Sanjay Gupta (date and time)?

1. What the current sources say about Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s CNN appearances

Dr. Sanjay Gupta is CNN’s chief medical correspondent and regularly appears across CNN programs and specials — including Anderson Cooper 360°, documentaries and weekend programs — which establishes he routinely presents medical segments on the network ^{[1] [3]}. CNN transcripts in the provided results show program-level time windows for certain Gupta appearances (for example, a segment aired 7:30–8:00 a.m. ET and another 10–11 a.m. ET), but those transcripts are for specific dated shows and do not reference a “Neurocept” segment in the available excerpts ^{[2] [4]}.

2. No mention of a “Neurocept” segment in the indexed material

The search results list multiple items about Gupta — his CNN profile, transcripts of some of his interviews, and recent stories about misuse of his likeness — yet none of the provided sources mention a program or segment titled “Neurocept,” nor do they provide a matching air date/time for such a segment (not found in current reporting) ^{[5] [6] [3]}.

3. Examples of concrete timestamped CNN entries we can verify from these sources

Two transcript-style entries in the results give definite airing windows for Gupta-related content: one transcript lists an item “Aired 7:30–8a ET” for a segment where Gupta talks to Joe Rogan about COVID-19 ^[2], and another transcript entry lists “Aired 10–11a ET” for a program that included an interview with Dr. Gupta ^[4]. These examples show that when CNN transcripts exist in the indexed material they include date/time ranges, but the provided excerpts do not tie those windows to anything called “Neurocept” ^{[2] [4]}.

4. Possible reasons for the missing “Neurocept” airing details

It is possible the “Neurocept” segment exists but is not captured in the subset of search results you provided; the current set includes biographical pages, assorted transcripts, and recent CNN stories but not a segment archive or a program listing for “Neurocept” (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [3]}. Alternatively, “Neurocept” might be a brand name, a sponsored segment, a program outside CNN’s main broadcast catalogs, or labeled differently in transcripts — possibilities the available material does not confirm (not found in current reporting).

5. How to get the precise date and time (recommended next steps)

To verify an exact air date/time for a specific segment title, consult primary program archives or transcripts on CNN’s official site or the specific show’s transcript page (the provided set includes such transcript pages when available) ^{[2] [4]}. If the segment was part of a documentary or special, check CNN Originals or program pages ^[3]. If those public pages don’t show it, contacting CNN’s press or archives desk, or searching a broader TV-news transcript database, would be the standard next step (not found in current reporting) ^[1].

6. Caveats, agendas and limits of the present reporting

The material you provided emphasizes Gupta’s role and selective transcripts and includes recent stories about misuse of his likeness, suggesting CNN’s public pages prioritize high-profile reporting and corrective journalism ^{[6] [3]}. Because the current search results are incomplete for your target query — they do not include the phrase “Neurocept” — any definitive statement about a “Neurocept” air date/time would require sources beyond the set provided; I do not assert facts not present in these sources (not found in current reporting) ^{[5] [1]}.

If you want, I can: (a) search again with broader terms or additional sources for “Neurocept” + “CNN” + “Gupta,” or (b) lay out exact query strings and public archives you can check to find the air date/time.