Evidence-based health education podcast.

Dr Kennedy Umege explains the health issues that affect ethnic minority patients — with NICE-backed evidence, not hype.

What This Podcast Is About

African, Caribbean, and South Asian communities in the UK face higher risks of conditions such as high blood pressure, stroke, diabetes and maternal death.

Yet most health education doesn't speak to these communities. The Educating GP podcast exists to change that.

Every episode will be grounded in peer-reviewed evidence — NICE guidelines, NHS data, BMJ and Lancet research — and delivered in plain English by a UK GP.

Planned topics

Black maternal mortality & MBRRACE data
Sickle cell crisis care in A&E
Type 2 diabetes in South Asian communities
Mental Health Act & Black patients
Bias risks in health AI
Long COVID in ethnic minority patients
Eczema presentation in Black children
Stroke prevention for Black adults

About Dr Kennedy Umege

Dr Kennedy Umege, UK GP (GMC 7592446; GP Register from 31 January 2023). MB BS 2004, University of Port Harcourt. UK-registered since August 2018. Applied Knowledge Test score: 190 out of 200 (95%) in January 2021, including 100% in Organisation and Management. Through The Educating GP, he creates evidence-based health education for African and ethnic minority communities in the UK.