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Miriam has enjoyed 18 years on television as a much-loved medical authority. Her voice is recognisable, familiar and soothing. She is a leading authority on parenting, child care, womens health & family health care.

Miriam Stoppard, M.D., DSc, FRCP, DCL, has been at the forefront of the revolution in health information since she began her writing and broadcasting career in the early 1970s. Since that time she has become well-known to millions all over the world as a leading authority on parenting, child care, women’s health, and many other crucial health issues. Her blend of medical training (Universities of London and Durham), business connections (she has been Director of a number of companies ranging from pharmaceuticals to interior design and started up her own company MSL in 2001), and direct experience of the problems of ordinary people (she answers readers letters in a daily column in The Daily Mirror, read by 7 million people every day), have made her uniquely qualified as a business woman, writer and broadcaster. Miriam has enjoyed 18 years on television as a much-loved medical authority. Her show “Where’s the Life” (ITV) experienced peak viewing figures of over 10 million. Other acclaims include “So You Want to Stop Smoking” (BBC), “Baby & Co” (ITV) not to mention numerous network radio engagements. She currently appears as resident health expert on Matthew Wright’s popular morning show “The Wright Stuff” as well as making regular contributions to the news output of the major terrestrial channels. Miriam has published over 50 books translated into 37 languages selling in excess of 25 million copies worldwide. In addition to her page in The Daily Mirror, Miriam has a regular health page in “Tesco Magazine” and “Top Santé”.