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Michael Mosley died of natural causes, police say

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Michael Mosley died of natural causes, police say​


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British physician and science journalist Michael Mosley.

The TV presenter's body was found in a rocky area on the Greek island of Symi. Photo: Anna-Karin Nilsson / EXP / TT NEWS AGENCY / TT News Agency via AFP
An initial post-mortem examination on the body of Dr Michael Mosley has concluded he died of natural causes, the BBC has been told.

The TV presenter's remains were found in a rocky area on the Greek island of Symi on Sunday - four days after he went missing while on holiday.
Greek police spokeswoman Konstantia Dimoglidou told the BBC that the initial post-mortem found no injuries on his body that could have caused his death.
Mosley's time of death was around 4pm local time Wednesday, the day he went missing.

Dimoglidou said the initial conclusion that Mosley died of natural causes was based on the position his body was found in, as well as a lack of injuries.
A toxicology report and a histology report have now been ordered.

UK: celebrity doctor Michael Mosley died of natural causes

The BBC has seen CCTV footage that appears to show Mosley disappear from view as he slowly makes his way down a hillside close to where his body was later found.

The recording, taken near to the Agia Marina beach bar, is the last known footage of Mosley.

The 67-year-old father-of-four was reported missing after he left Agios Nikolaos beach to set off on a walk at about 1.30pm local time on Wednesday. Mosley's wife, Dr Clare Bailey Mosley, raised the alarm after her husband did not return.

Greek authorities conducted an extensive search for Mosley amid high temperatures, deploying police officers, firefighters, divers and a helicopter.

A bar manager found his body after the island's mayor "saw something" by the fence of the bar and alerted staff, PA news agency reported.

A police source told BBC News he had been dead "for a number of days".

Bailey Mosley said on Sunday that her family was "taking comfort in the fact" that her husband "so very nearly made it".

"He did an incredible climb, took the wrong route and collapsed where he couldn't be easily seen by the extensive search team," Bailey Mosley said in a statement.

She also paid tribute to her "wonderful, funny, kind and brilliant" husband after the "devastating" news his body had been found.

"We had an incredibly lucky life together," Bailey Mosley said.

"We loved each other very much and were so happy together."

The former deputy leader of the Labour Party, Lord Tom Watson, was among those to pay fresh tributes to Mosley on Monday.

"He certainly changed my life. He gave me the idea that I wasn't broken," Watson, who said in 2018 that he had "reversed" his type 2 diabetes through diet and exercise, told the BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
 
I read somewhere that this guy killed himself because he was going to be exposed that he took money from big pharma to promote the vaccine.
 
Iris Koh is suffering from cancer even though she was not vaccinated
Actually if I am not wrong, she claims to have thyroid cancer which I have read before in quite a number of medical journals, literatures and books that it is totally negligible and will not cause any issues and a person is very likely to grow old and die with it without the thyroid cancer even causing any issues in her lifetime without the person even doing anything at all. Try chemo, cause it to metastasize and kill the person even faster (good money for big pharma, hospitals and loctors). They are even debating if Thyroid Cancer should even be listed as a cancer in the first place. Sure there will definately be people dying from it in this world but the probability is very highly unlikely. Way way even lesser than someone who will die of the wuhan virus vaccine.

Think of someone during your NS using keng-ing to his advantage.....
 

Celebrity doctors promoted Covid vaccine without declaring payments​


TV viewers not told they have previously received thousands of pounds from AstraZeneca



Camilla Turner, Sunday Political Editor 8 June 2024 • 2:41pm


  • Dr Nighat Arif worked with Astrazeneca
Dr Nighat Arif worked with AstraZeneca




The pharmaceutical watchdog has been urged to investigate after a string of celebrity doctors took part in discussions about the Covid vaccine but failed to declare they had been paid by AstraZeneca.

In recent weeks, several high profile doctors have taken part in debates about the company’s vaccine on primetime television shows, but viewers were not informed that they have previously received thousands of pounds from the pharmaceutical giant.

In April of this year, AstraZeneca admitted for the first time in court documents that its Covid vaccine can, in a small percentage of cases, cause a rare and dangerous side effect. The following month, it emerged that the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine is being withdrawn worldwide.

The revelations prompted a fresh round of debate about the vaccine, with celebrity doctors invited on to television shows to discuss the fallout.

Dr Ranj Singh, who regularly appears on the BBC as a talking head, was paid £22,500 by AstraZeneca in 2021, according to records from the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI).

Last month, he led a discussion on the BBC breakfast show Morning Live about the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccine and the “serious but rare” complications associated with it. He failed to declare his payments from the pharmaceutical giant to either the BBC or to viewers.

Dr Ranj Singh

Dr Ranj Singh Credit: Matt Frost/Television Stills

A BBC spokesman said they were unaware of the payments ahead of the show, adding: “The segment on the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine was balanced and covered reported risks and benefits. We became aware of Dr Ranj’s 2021 work for the manufacturer after this segment aired and have now addressed this within the show.”

Dr Nighat Arif, who became a familiar face on television during the pandemic including on BBC Breakfast, was paid £10,000 by Astra-Zeneca in 2022.
In April, she appeared on ITV’s This Morning to discuss possible side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine such as blood clots, and reassured people that these are “very, very rare”.

An ITV spokesman said that Dr Arif’s analysis was “fair, accurate and balanced”, adding that: “In her capacity as a medical professional [she] described the scientific process by which the vaccine could cause a blood clot.

“She indicated that this was ‘rare’ on the basis that the number of people who had been identified as having suffered a clot as a result of the AstraZeneca vaccine was statistically small in comparison with the millions of people who had received the vaccine. This is in accordance with information published by the Government this year. She also referenced the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines within the discussion.”

Dr Phillipa Kaye was paid £12,500 by AstraZeneca in 2020 and a further £9,000 by the same company in 2022.

Dr Philippa Kaye

Dr Philippa Kaye Credit: Dave Benett/Getty

During the pandemic she was prominent on social media, posting videos of herself encouraging people to get the Covid vaccine, some of which were officially promoted by the Department of Health.

In one post on X, formerly Twitter, in April 2021 she told her followers about the “benefit vs risk for the AZ vaccine”, explaining: “Risk of dying from a clot with the vaccine is one in 2.5 million. If 2.5 million 40-year-old gets Covid 2,000 will die and one in 20 (125,000 people) will have long Covid. Benefit outweighs risk.”

Alex Fell, director of the pharmaceutical regulator, has been urged to investigate whether there have been any breaches of the ABPI code of practice for pharmaceutical companies.

The letter, sent from Graham Stringer and Lord Strathcarron, points out that Clause 24 of the ABPI code requires pharmaceutical companies to include provisions relating to disclosure of such payments when they draw up contracts with doctors.

The code says that “in their written contracts or agreements, companies must include provisions regarding the obligation of the individual to declare that they are a contracted individual to the company whenever they write or speak in public about a matter that is the subject of the agreement or any other issue relating to that company”.

Breaches of the code are investigated by the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA).



Mr Stringer and Lord Strathcarron, who are co-chairs of the all-party parliamentary group on pandemic response and recovery, say that action is required by the watchdog “to maintain trust in advice from doctors”.

They say: “Whether via the TV or in the GP surgery, any payments made to them by pharmaceutical companies should be publicly registered and fully disclosed. If a potential conflict of interest is concealed from the public, it is inevitable that trust will be diminished, which is bad for everyone.”

All of the doctors have issued similar statements to explain that they were not paid by AstraZeneca specifically in relation to the Covid vaccine. They say that they were paid – via a public relations company – to promote the pharmaceutical giant’s nasal flu vaccine.



Dr Nighat Arif said: “I worked with Astrazeneca (via a PR agency) on an educational public health campaign about the nasal flu vaccine in winter 2021 only. All payments were declared on the ABPI. To make it absolutely clear I have not been paid to promote the Covid vaccine.”

Dr Ranj Singh said: “The AZ Oxford vaccine was launched in 2020/21. I worked with AZ (via a PR company) on an entirely separate childhood flu campaign in 2022 which was declared to the ABPI. And I have not worked with them since then. I have never been paid to promote Covid vaccines.”

Dr Phillippa Kaye said: “I have worked with Astrazeneca (via PR agencies) on educational campaigns about the nasal flu vaccine only. The last time I was involved in the nasal flu vaccine education campaign was winer 2021. All payments were declared to the ABPI. To be clear, I have not been paid to promote Covid vaccines.”

AstraZeneca declined to comment on the specific cases, but pointed out that this is an area governed by the ABPI’s code of practice which applies to the whole pharmaceutical industry.

Dr Amit Aggarwal, the ABPI’s executive director of medical affairs, said they are “committed to transparency in the relationships between pharmaceutical companies and NHS professionals, and proud that Disclosure UK helps provide that transparency”.

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