Ever wondered how the NHS's switch to a market-driven system affected patient care? Join Abhishek on 'Dose of Health' to unravel the shocking reality. Did you know administrative costs skyrocketed from 5% to 14%, consuming funds that could have paid for 175,000 more nurses? This episode dives into the 1990 reforms that promised efficiency but led to longer waits and diluted care. What does this mean for the future of healthcare? Are we repeating past mistakes? Don't miss out on this critical conversation that could shape our understanding of healthcare reform. Tune in now—your insight on the NHS's evolution might just be the key to its redemption!

In this episode of Dose of Health, I sit down with Dr. Krishni Ratnam, a GP based in London, to dive into the journey and realities of life as a doctor. Dr. Ratnam shares her motivation for entering the medical field and offers an inside look at what it’s like to study medicine—from the intensity and challenges to the moments of triumph. We also explore the daily life of a GP, discussing the demands, struggles, and rewards that come with caring for patients in today’s healthcare landscape. Whether you're considering a career in medicine or just curious about the life of a GP, this episode provides an honest, heartfelt perspective on the highs and lows of the profession. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to Dose of Health for more insights into the world of healthcare!

In this enlightening episode of "Dose of Health," host Abhishek is joined by Stephanie Tyler, a specialist pharmacist in sexual health with a focus on pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV. Stephanie brings her expertise to the table as they delve into the essentials of HIV — its treatment options and global impact. They break down what PrEP is, discuss the compelling trial data supporting its use, and explore the different PrEP options available. Stephanie also shares a glimpse into her daily life as a PrEP pharmacist and offers her insights on the future of HIV prevention. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the front lines of HIV prevention and the transformative role of PrEP in public health.