I’ve had the opportunity to share my knowledge and expertise on various health-related topics through numerous media channels.

I’ve appeared on various TV shows and have been featured in many media publications such as ITV, The Daily Telegraph, The Mirror, The Sun, The Independent and Marie Claire, amongst others.

As a dedicated physician, I am committed to educating and empowering the public on a wide range of health topics. My goal is to offer my expertise on various medical and wellness issues, making complex medical concepts more accessible and understandable for everyone. I take pride in my ability to communicate clearly and engagingly, making me an ideal contributor for media outlets seeking expert insights and advice.

Throughout my media appearances, I’ve discussed topics ranging from the latest medical advancements and health trends to offering practical advice on everyday health concerns. My extensive knowledge in the field of medicine, combined with my engaging communication style, ensures that I can deliver valuable, accurate, and relevant information to audiences across different media platforms.

If you’re interested in having me as a guest or contributor for your media outlet or collaboration, I warmly welcome enquiries from journalists, broadcasters, and other media professionals. My team and I are dedicated to providing you with the necessary support and resources to ensure a successful partnership.

For media enquiries:

Mr Jonny Stevens

Phone: +44 7977 119579
Email: jonny@rhizomemediagroup.com

Recent Media Experiences

• BBC 3 Counties Radio – July 2023
• King Charles: Experts reveal everything you need to know about enlarged prostates – Mirror
• Solo traveller reveals ordeal with Bali belly – Daily Mail
• Thinking of becoming a private GP? It comes with benefits and challenges – Medscape UK
• The health benefits of walking: Good for more than just your physical health – iNews
• Health expert reveals how smoking impacts different areas of the body – Daily Record
• Eight body parts being damaged by your diet – Bristol Post
• This is what smoking does to different parts of your body – Irish News
• Eight body parts that can be harmed by poor diet – Wales Online
• Aspirin side effects: Doctors issue warning – Express
• Scientists link Wegovy weight loss jab to benefits beyond weight reduction – iNews
• High cholesterol: Doctor’s warning about overlooked symptoms – Express
• What happens to your body after heavy drinking – Cosmopolitan UK
• Skin cancer symptoms to be aware of – Express
• Smells that signal something might be wrong with your health – Express
• The causes of excessive yawning – Express
• Joe Biden’s health and reelection considerations – Telegraph
• Madonna treated in intensive care: The seriousness of bacterial infections – Irish News
• Experts explain Madonna’s bacterial infection and its implications – Birmingham Mail
• The invisible, deadly dangers of kids’ water bottles – The Sun
• Doctor reveals why we often get sick as soon as we go on holiday – LADbible
• Health experts explain why people often get sick on holidays – Daily Record
• Exploring the reasons behind holiday sickness – Indy100
• Why we often fall ill during holidays – Independent
• Cancer signs and symptoms: The role of sweating – Express
• Health risks associated with secondhand clothing – Independent
• Understanding Bacterial Vaginosis – Marie Claire UK
• How to reduce your chances of getting DVT on a long flight – Scotsman
• Ozempic shortages and GPs’ waiting lists for weight loss jabs – iNews
• High cholesterol and diet: The role of cheese – Express
• Junior doctors strike and the impact on NHS and private healthcare – Express
• Vascular dementia symptoms to watch for – Express
• Dementia signs and symptoms: Noticing personality changes – Express
• What your handshake says about your health, according to science
• What is intermittent fasting and what are the benefits
• Joe Biden ‘slow and frail’ as doctor claims ‘he can’t remember where he is’
• Joe Biden told by doctor to quit over health fears: ‘There’s clearly something wrong’