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Popular TV Doctor Michael Mosley Missing on Greek Island of Symi

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Popular Tv Doctor Michael Mosley Missing On Greek Island Of Symi

Popular television doctor Michael Mosley, known for his contributions to health and wellness programming, has been reported missing while vacationing on the picturesque Greek island of Symi.

The 67-year-old broadcaster, famed for his appearances on shows like Trust Me, I’m a Doctor, The One Show, and This Morning, was last seen embarking on a coastal hike along St. Nicholas Beach on Wednesday afternoon local time.

Concern grew when Mosley failed to return from his hike by the evening hours, prompting his wife, Dr. Clare Bailey, to contact authorities for assistance. A local Facebook group shared a post alerting residents and visitors of Symi about Mosley’s disappearance.

The post mentioned the deployment of a search and rescue team from Athens equipped with drones to aid in the extensive search effort. The community is urged to come forward with any information or sightings that could assist in locating the missing media personality.

Michael Mosley, a well-known columnist for the Daily Mail, is recognized for his investigative documentaries on topics such as diet, exercise, and public health. His notable works include the Channel 4 series Michael Mosley: Who Made Britain Fat? and his participation in the popular BBC show Trust Me, I’m a Doctor.

In addition, Mosley’s groundbreaking promotion of the 5:2 diet, a fasting method aimed at weight loss, has garnered significant attention and acclaim in the health and wellness sphere. The seasoned journalist has also received accolades such as being named ‘medical journalist of the year’ by the British Medical Association.

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