Dr. Hilary Jones is an accomplished medical doctor and long-serving television and radio presenter who has worked tirelessly to raise the profile of good public health and improve the lives of millions of British people.
Qualifying as an MD in 1978, it would be some time before Dr. Jones would make his first appearance as a TV presenter, spending time instead as a naval medical officer and local NHS GP. In 1989 however, Jones became the medical TV presenter for TV-am and continued to appear regularly on GMTV and its successors after that.
As well as working as a TV presenter Dr. Hilary Jones continues to practice medicine and also acts as the ambassador for a number of high profile British medical charities and regularly contributes to blogs and provides online medical advice, including performing ground-breaking Twitter clinics.
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