During his time in the Love Island villa, Dr Alex George admitted that he wanted to use his platform to educate the public on medical issues and it looks like the 27-year-old is on track to do just that.
The A&E doctor could become the face of a new campaign to educate young people on sexually transmitted infections, according to reports.
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Insiders claim that Alex has medical firms queuing up to work with him, one of them being a campaign warning against the dangers of STIs including chlamydia and gonorrhoea.
A source told The Sun: "Dani and Jack won the series, but there is massive money in the medical business and many healthcare and pharmaceuticals firms want to work with him, as well as the authorities who are already planning this huge campaign.
"He proved on the show that he isn't reckless in his approach to sex, and that's a message Public Health England want him to promote to young people who might listen to him now he's been on Love Island.
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"STIs might not be the sexiest subject matter, but it's a huge deal for him as well as being a worthwhile cause."
However, Public Health England has spoken out, revealing they have not discussed any detail of their Protect Against STI campaign with him to date.
Luckily it sounds like Alex has plenty more work on his hands as it was revealed last week that he could be the TV doctor on This Morning.
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An insider told The Sun: "Producers were impressed with Alex following his time on the show this week - and were intrigued to hear him say how keen he was to pursue more TV work.
"They believe it would be great to have a new face whose come from a show like Love Island and can appeal to a younger audience to give his insight on the medical world.
"He talks really passionately about his profession and is a big star thanks to his summer in the villa - but wants to use his newfound fame to educate the masses."
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