EPISODE · Aug 15, 2016 · 29 MIN

Ranj Singh

from The Things That Make Us · host Zoe Laughlin

A practicing NHS doctor, Ranj Singh specialises in the treatment of children and young adults. Working a punishing regime of shifts, Ranj is at the coal face of our National Health Service. Alongside his medical career, Ranj co-created and presents the pioneering BBC CBeebies show, Get Well Soon. A household name to anyone under 5, Ranj can also be found on ITV’s flagship show, This Morning, giving advice on all things medical. In this episode, Zoe joins Ranj at home to discuss the five things that have made him.

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