Radha Modgil

Radha Modgil is an English medical doctor and media personality.

Radha Modgil
Radha Modgil
Born	Radha Modgil (1979-08-18) 18 August 1979 (age 46)
Occupation(s)	GP, Radio Presenter, TV Personality

Biography

Modgil studied at University of Cambridge gaining an MA degree and qualified as a doctor at Imperial College London. She worked for five years in hospital medicine in London and then trained for a further two years to qualify as a general practitioner. Modgil continues to practice as an NHS GP, as well as teaching and working in health promotion.

Modgil was one of the co-hosts of BBC Radio 1's The Surgery prior to its cancellation in 2017; her final co-host was Katie Thistleton.^[1][2] She was the resident GP for Live with Gabby on Channel 5 and also for Newsround (CBBC). She appeared as the medical reporter & presenter for Channel 4's The Sex Education Show (series 1–5)^[3] and BBC Three's Make My Body Younger (series 1–2).^[4]

Filmography

Television

• City Hospital, BBC One (2004)
• Make My Body Younger, BBC Three Series 1, (2008)^[4]
• Make My Body Younger, BBC Three Series 2, (2009)^[4]
• ITV News at Ten (2010)
• The Sex Education Show, Channel 4
  • Series 1 (2008)
  • Series 2: "The Sex Education Show vs Pornography" (2009)
  • Series 3: "Am I Normal?" (2010)^[3]
  • Series 4: "Stop Pimping Our Kids" (2011)
  • Series 5: "Britain's Sex Survey" (2012)
• The Vanessa Show, Channel Five, (2011)
• Live with Gaby, Channel Five, (2011–2012)
• Dying for Clear Skin, BBC Three, (2012)
• Chasing the Saturdays, E!, (2013)
• BBC Breakfast, Online Safety/Bullying,BBC One (2013)
• This Morning, Health Alert- Women's Health, ITV, (2013)
• Channel 5 News - Older People & The NHS (2014)
• ITV Tonight - Fuel Poverty & Health (2014)
• Newsround - Resident GP and Expert for Food Week & Diabetes Special, CBBC, (2015)
• Feeling Better, CBeebies (2018)

Radio

• The Surgery with Katie and Dr Radha, Co-presenter, BBC Radio One^[1][2]
• Interviews and medical broadcasting, LBC 2013
• Interviews and Q & A, BBC Oxford 2012
• Radio Europe 2012

Podcast

• The Richard Nicholls Podcast (2020)
• Blank Podcast (2020)