Coroner Rules Michael Mosley’s Cause of Death as Unascertainable

The science broadcaster’s death on a Greek island was likely due to heatstroke or an unidentified medical event, with no evidence of foul play.

Michael Mosley, a prominent TV presenter and science journalist, died in June 2024 after going missing during a walk on the Greek island of Symi.
A UK coroner recorded an open conclusion, stating the cause of death was indeterminate but likely due to heatstroke or an unidentified pathological cause.
Toxicology reports found no significant substances, and there was no evidence of homicide, suicide, or injury-related accidents.
Mosley’s body was discovered four days after an extensive search involving Greek authorities, including police, firefighters, and divers.
Known for popularizing the 5:2 diet and hosting health-focused programs, Mosley was remembered for his contributions to science communication and public health awareness.