Wealth of Health

In this episode, we unpack the latest concerns surroundingthe contraceptive pill. With headlines stirring anxiety and confusion, discover the science actually says, the  associated health risks like blood clots, the complexity of isolating causal factors, and the importance of informed decision-making.

We explore alternative contraceptive options, from condomsto the coil (IUD), while shedding light on their pros, cons, and effectiveness. This conversation emphasises the importance of not reacting solely to media narratives and encourages viewers to be proactive and educated about their health.

Whether you're considering the pill, currently taking it, or just want clarity on reproductive health, this episode offers balanced, evidence-informed advice straight from the experts.

Subscribe: If you liked this video, please hit that subscribe button. It supports the channel and means you'll be notified whenever we publish something new.Wealth of Health is brought to you by Echelon Health: Website - http://www.echelon.healthFollow: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/echelon-healthInstagram - https://instagram.com/echelon.healthCredits:Presenters - Ahmed Elbarkouki & Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers but whatmakes it so dangerous is how hard it is to detect early. In this video, we break down the symptoms of pancreatic cancer that you should never ignore.

From subtle signs like abdominal discomfort and weight lossto more serious indicators like jaundice and new-onset diabetes, we explain what to watch for and when to seek medical attention.

You'll also learn why pancreatic cancer often goesundetected until it's advanced, how it spreads, and what treatment options are available, including surgery, chemotherapy, and newer targeted therapies.

Whether you're concerned for yourself or a lovedone, this video offers clear, medically-informed guidance to help you stayinformed and proactive.

#PancreaticCancer #PancreaticCancerSymptoms #CancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #KnowTheSignsWealth of Health is brought to you by Echelon Health: Website - http://www.echelon.healthFollow: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/echelon-healthInstagram - https://instagram.com/echelon.healthCredits:Presenters - Ahmed Elbarkouki & Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP

In this episode of the Wealth of Health podcast, we discuss the critical issues surrounding medical imaging, particularly CT scans.We explore the risks associated with misreporting, the importance of skilled radiologists, and the pressures faced by healthcare professionals. The conversation emphasises the need for patients to take an active role in their healthcare, including seeking second opinions and understanding the risks and benefits of diagnostic procedures. We address common misconceptions about radiation exposure from CT scans and the importance of using these technologies responsibly to detect serious health conditions early.00:00 Intro01:10 What actually IS imaging technology?04:00 Discussing Article 1 - BBC News: Repeated failures in reading scans costing lives, ombudsman says16:40 Key Takeaways 17:03 Discussing Article 2 - The Independent: CT scan warning after doctors raise serious concerns about cancer risk19:00 Understanding radiation: what is the risk?28:34 Final Thoughts Takeaways• Imaging technology has transformed healthcare significantly.• CT and MRI scans are crucial for accurate diagnosis.• Reporting errors in medical imaging can have serious consequences.• Radiologists play a vital role in interpreting scans accurately.• The UK has a shortage of medical scanners compared to other countries.• Patients should feel empowered to question their diagnoses.• CT scans are often the first line of diagnosis despite radiation concerns.• Radiation exposure from modern CT scans is lower than in the past.• It's important to balance the risks of scans with their diagnostic benefits.• Patients should consider seeking second opinions for serious diagnoses.Sound Bites"Lives at risk due to medical scan mistakes""Scanners are not plug and play""Errors in medical imaging are inevitable""The UK lags behind in the number of scanners""Patients should question their diagnoses"#MedicalImaging #CTScan #Radiology #PatientAdvocacy #SecondOpinion #RadiationAwareness #MedicalDiagnosis Subscribe: If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. Better still, hit that subscribe button. It supports the channel and means you'll be notified whenever we publish something new.Wealth of Health is brought to you by Echelon Health: Website - http://www.echelon.healthFollow: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/echelon-healthInstagram - https://instagram.com/echelon.healthCredits:Presenters - Ahmed Elbarkouki & Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP

In this episode of the Wealth of Health podcast, we discuss recent health articles, focusing on the controversial topic of fat jabs for obesity and the risks associated with bodybuilding. We discuss the implications of making fat jabs more accessible through the NHS, the importance of education in nutrition, and the dangers of anabolic steroids in bodybuilding. The conversation emphasizes the need for personal responsibility in health choices and the complexities surrounding obesity as a health issue.Takeaways• The NHS faces budget constraints and cannot fund everything.• Fat jabs can help with weight loss but should not replace education on nutrition.• Obesity is more prevalent in lower socioeconomic areas due to access to unhealthy foods.• Education about healthy eating should start at a young age.• Bodybuilders using anabolic steroids face increased health risks.• Moderation in exercise and diet is essential for long-term health.• Obesity should not be labeled as a disease for everyone.• Quick fixes for weight loss are often ineffective in the long run.• The culture of bodybuilding can lead to dangerous health practices.• Personal responsibility is crucial in managing one's health.Sound Bites• "Half of British adults should get fat jabs."• "The NHS is not Father Christmas."• "We need to educate children about nutrition."• "Quick fixes are not the solution to weight loss."• "Education is crucial for tackling obesity."• "Obesity is not a disease for everyone."• "Moderation is key in exercise and diet."Subscribe: If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. Better still, hit that subscribe button. It supports the channel and means you'll be notified whenever we publish something new.Wealth of Health is brought to you by Echelon Health: Website - http://www.echelon.healthFollow: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/echelon-healthInstagram - https://instagram.com/echelon.healthCredits:Presenters - Ahmed Elbarkouki & Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP

Think you’re healthy? Think again.Most corporate health assessments are dangerously outdated, and executives are 40% more likely to miss early warning signs of serious illness. In this episode, we expose the truth behind corporate health assessments and reveal how to avoid being treated like just another statistic.You’ll discover:🚨 The biggest myths about treadmill tests, ECGs, and BMI💥 Why basic health screenings fail high-performing professionals🧠 How modern health scans can detect hidden disease BEFORE symptoms📈 The power of personalised assessments vs population-based guesswork🔬 What your lifestyle and genetics actually reveal⚠️ The danger of the "false wellbeing" trap🕒 How often should you repeat scans? (You’ll be surprised)👩‍⚕️ Should younger employees get screened too?This episode is essential for senior leaders, HR professionals, and CEOs who want to protect their teams, and themselves. Don’t leave your health to chance. Your company could literally save your life.Watch now and find out if you’re at risk.Like. Share. Subscribe. This could change someone’s life.#ExecutiveHealth #HealthCheckMyths #CorporateWellness #AdvancedHealthScreening #HeartScan #KnowYourHealth #WorkplaceWellbeing #HealthTruths #PersonalisedCare #PreventiveMedicine #EmployeeHealth #FalseWellbeing #LeadershipWellnessSubscribe: If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. Better still, hit that subscribe button. It supports the channel and means you'll be notified whenever we publish something new.Wealth of Health is brought to you by Echelon Health: Website - http://www.echelon.healthFollow: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/echelon-healthInstagram - https://instagram.com/echelon.healthCredits:Presenters - Ahmed Elbarkouki & Dr Paul Jenkins MA BChir MD FRCP