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Michelle Chung

  • Line Producer, Branded Entertainment and Digital Video, Bell Media
Toronto
As seen in: Bell Media, Bored Panda, Primary Care Optometry News, Proquest's Revista de Administracao de Empresas, Lexology, Mississippi Free Press, Exeposé, The Marilyn Denis Show
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Exeter hears from the Zoomer who Runs Nigel Farage's TikTok Amidst Protests

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By Michelle Chung
| Exeposé
0 Image: Jack Anderton at his Exeter tour stop by Michelle Chung Accompanied by Exeter University’s professional security personnel as the cries of the protest could be heard in the distance, I jumped into a taxi to interview Jack Anderton, the media top dog responsible for running Nigel Farage’s TikTok, after attending his self-funded ‘A New Dawn’ national university tour on behalf of Exeposé.
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Differentiating keratoconus from impostor conditions key to diagnosis

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By Michelle Chung, Justin Cooper Verified
| Primary Care Optometry News Verified
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Scissoring reflexes, distorted mires and noninflammatory corneal thinning can help distinguish keratoconus from impostors. Access to corneal tomography is important for diagnosing keratoconus. BOSTON — Differentiating keratoconus from potential impostor conditions is a key factor in making a timely diagnosis for optimal outcomes, according to a presenter.
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Exeter Students React to Rival Protests in City Centre

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By Michelle Chung, Nina Exton
| Exeposé
0 On 25 October 2025, Exeter saw rare high police presence in town to monitor two rival protests which took place in the city. Started from Dix’s Field, around 250 people took part in the British Unity Walk with their Union Jacks held high and headed towards the High Street. Organised by Stand Up to Racism and supported by the Student Guild, approximately 600-800 people joined the Exeter for Everyone counter-protest in Bedford Square to celebrate diversity in Exeter.
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