Dr Michael Mosley on psychiatry, medical inertia and his type 2 diabetes crusade
After he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, Dr Mosley refused metformin and started hunting an alternative.
“I was interested in what makes people tick. How the human body works, but also how people think and behave,” says Dr Michael Mosley, BBC presenter.
After two years as a banker following graduation, Dr Mosley had the revelation that he should do something “more worthwhile” with his life and headed to medical school to become a psychiatrist.
