By Charlotte Webster-
TV doctor and columnist Michael Mosley(pictured) has gone missing in Greece, his agent has confirmed.
A search and rescue operation is under way in Symi, one of the Dodecanese Islands, for Mosley, known for his appearances on The One Show and This Morning, along with fronting documentaries.
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His agent confirmed his disappearance to the PA news agency.
An appeal has been shared in a local Facebook group after he went missing on the island of Symi on Wednesday
The appeal read: “A search and rescue team is coming from Athens with drones and other more sophisticated equipment to extend the search.
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“They are expected to arrive by about 1pm.”
The post, which included a picture of the medic, added: “Have you seen this man? He set off to walk back from St Nick’s at about 13.30 and failed to make it home. His friends are concerned as it is 6 hours since they last saw him.
“His name is Dr Mike Mosley and he is a familiar face for many British people.”
It is reported his wife raised the alarm.
The renowned broadcaster is Known for his groundbreaking documentaries and health advocacy, Mosley’s work spans a variety of media and subjects, from dieting to parasitology.
An appeal has been shared in a local Facebook group after he went missing on the island of Symi on Wednesday.
Mosley gained widespread recognition through his Channel 4 show “Michael Mosley: Who Made Britain Fat?” and the BBC series “Trust Me, I’m A Doctor,” where he explored critical health issues and provided practical advice to viewers.
His fearless approach to immersive journalism was evident when he lived with tapeworms in his intestines for six weeks for the BBC Four documentary “Infested! Living With Parasites,” offering a firsthand look at the impact of parasites on human health.
In addition to these projects, Mosley received an Emmy nomination for the BBC science documentary “The Human Face,” presented by John Cleese. This acclaimed program featured an array of notable human faces, including Elizabeth Hurley, Pierce Brosnan, and David Attenborough, and delved into the complexities of human facial expressions and emotions.
Mosley’s influence extends beyond television. He has been a vocal advocate for intermittent fasting, popularizing the 5:2 diet and The Fast 800 diet. These dietary approaches, which emphasize periods of fasting interspersed with normal eating, have gained significant traction among those seeking sustainable weight loss and improved metabolic health.
His contributions to health and wellness are further complemented by his personal life. Mosley and his wife, Clare Bailey Mosley, a doctor, author, and health columnist, share a commitment to promoting healthy living. Clare authored the recipe book “Fast 800 Easy,” which provides practical meal ideas for those following The Fast 800 diet. The couple, who have four children, frequently collaborate on health initiatives and have hosted theatre show tours together.
Recently, the duo attended the Hay Festival, where Mosley presented a special edition of his Radio 4 series and podcast “Just One Thing.” This program encourages listeners to make one small change at a time to improve their health and well-being, reflecting Mosley’s ongoing mission to make health information accessible and actionable.
Amid his media ventures, Mosley’s influence continues to inspire a broad audience. His contributions have not only educated the public but have also sparked a health revolution, encouraging individuals to take proactive steps towards better health.
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