A patient lying in a hospital bed waiting for an antibiotic that’s out of stock — this is becoming the new normal across the NHS. In this video, I uncover the truth behind the growing medicine shortages in the UK and why even basic drugs like penicillin, insulin, ADHD medication, and HRT are disappearing from pharmacy shelves. I explain how global supply chain issues, Brexit, and the NHS’s relentless push for low drug prices have turned what used to be rare disruptions into everyday crises. With shortages now tripling in just four years, I share real stories from the frontlines — pharmacists, doctors, and patients all struggling in a system built on fragility.From pharmaceutical manufacturing in India and China to the impact of COVID-19, currency collapse, and Brexit border delays, this video explores why Britain keeps running out of essential medicines and what that means for patient safety. I also discuss what needs to change — from reforming NHS drug pricing to investing in UK-based medicine production and improving supply chain resilience. If you care about the future of healthcare, NHS reform, and ensuring patients never go without life-saving medicines again, this is a must-watch. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to help raise awareness and support change.Connect With Me-Instagram- / abhishekkatiyaryt TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@abhishekkatiy...Patreon- / membership Buy Me A Coffee- http://buymeacoffee.com/AbhishekYT

Why are doctors and nurses burning out in the NHS? In this episode of my Dose of Health podcast, I explore the reality behind the word burnout. It isn’t about weakness or laziness — it’s about a healthcare system that keeps asking staff to do the impossible with broken tools, endless bureaucracy, and too few resources. From junior doctors logging back in after night shifts, to nurses skipping meals just to keep up, and GPs drowning under hundreds of test results before 8am — this is the daily reality of the NHS workforce in 2025.I take a closer look at the latest NHS staff survey, pay erosion, understaffing, rising waiting lists, and IT systems that waste hours of clinical time. But most importantly, I show why healthcare professionals are not burning out because they’re weak — they’re burning out because they’re strong enough to keep going in a system designed to break them. If you care about the future of the NHS, or simply want to understand the crisis facing the people who care for us, this episode is essential.👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to my channel to support this movement and help more people hear the truth about what’s happening inside our NHS.

What if getting older didn’t have to mean feeling older? In this Dose of Health episode, Abhishek and Deen unpack a headline-grabbing breakthrough at the intersection of AI and longevity—from GPT-style models predicting amino acids to design next-gen Yamanaka factor proteins, to the dream (and risks) of cellular rejuvenation that could extend health span and fight age-related disease. We explore optimism from voices like Bryan Johnson, Aubrey de Grey, and David Sinclair, weigh cancer safety caveats, and ask whether society is ready if 70 feels like 40. Along the way, we talk GLP-1 weight-loss meds, “brain rot” worries for healthcare staff, and how AI in healthcare can free clinicians to focus on human care. We even open with presence and mindset—think Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of Now”—because the future of health is as much about attention as it is about algorithms.If you’re curious about age reversal, AI-driven drug discovery, and the real-world path from lab to clinic, this conversation is for you. 👉 Drop a comment: if a safe, proven tech gave you 20 extra healthy years, what would you do with them? Share this episode with a friend who geeks out about longevity, biotech, and AI.Chapters:00:00 Intro02:37 Ageing reimagined: The Big Question04:34 AI and science of rejuvenation 08:03 Yamanaka Factors and Cellular reset12:36 Opportunities and Risks of reverse ageing17:22 Real-World Implications & Longevity Escape Velocity23:53 Societal impact and the meaning of health span41:32 Will AI cause brain-rot?50:34 Why is it fashionable to hate AI right now?58:10 Final thoughts & Call to ActionConnect With Me-Instagram- / abhishekkatiyaryt TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@abhishekkatiy...Patreon- / membership Buy Me A Coffee- http://buymeacoffee.com/AbhishekYT

In this Dose of Health episode, Abhishek sits down with pharmacist and NHS project manager Deen Somally to unpack AI in healthcare—from real-world triage (a Lyme disease scare) to headline breakthroughs in cancer detection. We break down how AI blood tests for ovarian cancer and Clarity’s FDA-authorized AI for predicting breast cancer risk could shift outcomes through earlier screening, lower costs, and smarter pathways in the NHS. We also dig into the ANI vs AGI vs ASI ladder in plain English, ask whether patients should trust AI vs doctor first, and debate the hard questions: accuracy, governance, MHRA/NICE/FDA timelines, and the economics of rolling out preventive screening at scale.If you’re a clinician, policymaker, or patient curious about early cancer detection, AI diagnostics, and health data privacy (GDPR), this conversation is for you. Learn how AI agents might run future clinics, why 2029 keeps popping up in AGI predictions, and what decentralised health records could mean for ownership of your data. Watch now to hear pragmatic takes from the frontline of pharmacy and NHS transformation—and drop your questions for next week’s Q&A on AI in medicine.