British TV Host Dr. Michael Mosley Found Dead in Greece, Autopsy Suggests Natural Causes

Authorities in Greece have reported the tragic passing of renowned British television personality, Dr. Michael Mosley, who was discovered deceased on the picturesque Greek island of Symi. The initial findings from an autopsy conducted on Mosley’s body at a state-run hospital on the nearby island of Rhodes have suggested that the cause of death was natural.

Mosley, aged 67, had been declared missing for five days before his body was located. The post-mortem examination, overseen by Coroner Despina Nathena, did not indicate any signs of foul play in Mosley’s demise.

Police spokeswoman Konstantia Dimoglidou confirmed to the BBC that the examination revealed no injuries on Mosley’s body that could have led to his unfortunate passing. The circumstances surrounding his death, however, are still under investigation.

Search efforts for Mosley lasted four days before his body was spotted near the bottom of a steep slope on Symi, lying face up. The challenging terrain and scorching heat in the area where Mosley was last seen are believed to have contributed to the tragic outcome.

Dr. Michael Mosley was a well-known figure in British television, notably hosting programs such as Trust Me, I’m a Doctor on the BBC and documentaries focusing on diet and exercise, including content for Channel 4. He also shared his insights as a columnist in the Daily Mail newspaper.