The Educating GP · UK

Your GP explains what matters — with evidence, not hype.

Dr Kennedy Umege brings evidence-based health education to African and ethnic minority communities in the UK. Plain English. Clear sources. No hype.

GP AKT Accelerator→Videos coming→

Authority

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.

Canonical channel

@TheEducatingGP

YouTube · UK

Self-reported

190 / 200

Applied Knowledge Test, January 2021. 100% in Organisation and Management. Self-reported score; not independently published by the RCGP.

Editorial standard

We prioritise NICE, BNF, NHS.uk, and other named official or peer-reviewed sources. Articles also cite specialist charities and observational research where that is the best public figure — and we label the source class. There are no public TEG videos yet; this standard will apply when they exist.

What we do · 06

Six surfaces. One brand promise.

Long-form YouTube. Weekly newsletter. Free guide. Blog articles. Podcast. Course. Each surface points the same way: plain-English, evidence-based health education for African and ethnic minority communities in the UK.

01 · Course

GP AKT Accelerator

Founder-built AKT preparation for UK GP registrars. Built from the same approach that scored 190/200 on the real exam.

From £149 · pre-sale · payment path opens at launch

View the AKT page →

02 · Newsletter + free guide

10 Health Facts Your GP Wants Your Community to Know

Weekly newsletter from a UK GP. Subscribe and get the free PDF guide instantly — facts about conditions that disproportionately affect African and ethnic minority communities.

Free · weekly · GDPR-safe

Subscribe and download →

03 · YouTube

@TheEducatingGP

Long-form videos explaining the conditions your community asks about — diabetes, stroke risk, mental health, medical gaslighting — in plain English with named sources.

@TheEducatingGP · canonical UK channel

Open the channel →

04 · Articles

Plain-English explainers

Type 2 diabetes in South Asian patients. Stroke prevention for Black adults. The Mental Health Act and Black people. Medical gaslighting. Each piece cites named sources.

4 articles live · evidence-cited

Read the blog →

05 · Podcast

The Educating GP Podcast

Conversational episodes for listeners who can't watch a screen. Same evidence standards, same plain English, available wherever you listen.

Apple · Spotify · RSS

Listen now →

06 · Sponsors

Partner with a trusted health channel

Five sponsor tiers built for healthcare brands, ICBs, and ethical wellness companies that want to reach UK African and ethnic minority audiences with integrity.

Media kit PDF available

See sponsor tiers →

Our standards

Where the evidence comes from.

We prioritise NICE, BNF, NHS.uk, and other named official or peer-reviewed sources. Articles also cite specialist charities and observational research where that is the best public figure — and we label the source class. There are no public TEG videos yet; this standard will apply when they exist. Where guidance changes, the content gets updated and the change is noted.

The website is general health education — not personal medical advice. If something on TEG raises a question about your own health, the right next step is always your own GP.

NICE
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
BNF
British National Formulary
NHS.uk
NHS website (England)
BMJ
British Medical Journal
The Lancet
Peer-reviewed medical journal
Cochrane
Cochrane Reviews
JAMA
Journal of the American Medical Association
NEJM
New England Journal of Medicine
WHO
World Health Organization
UKHSA
UK Health Security Agency

Dr Kennedy Umege

UK GP (GMC 7592446)

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.

About Kennedy

UK-registered since August 2018. GP Register from 31 January 2023.

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. About 22 years since that primary medical qualification (counted to September 2026). Through The Educating GP, he creates evidence-based health education for African and ethnic minority communities in the UK.

GMC-verified (live register, 1 September 2026)

GMC 7592446 — registered with a licence to practise
GP Register from 31 January 2023 (not on the Specialist Register)
MB BS 2004, University of Port Harcourt
UK full registration from 1 August 2018

Also listed here — not GMC-verified

These appear on TEG/self sites. They are not printed on the GMC registrant page. No awarding body or year is cited here because none has been independently confirmed for public copy.

MRCGP (GP Register is confirmed; the letters are not GMC-printed)
MSc Diabetes (Distinction)
PgDip Diabetes
DRCOG; DCH; DFM
Diploma in Urgent Medical Care
National GP AKT Mentor (not a found RCGP/NHS post)
MSc Urgent Care — in view only; not held
AKT 190/200, January 2021 — self-reported

The doctor who codes

Building in the open.

Alongside clinical practice, Dr Umege builds and contributes to the open-source developer tools behind modern AI systems. Recent work has been merged into Nous Research’s Hermes agent, and his own tooling is released publicly for anyone to use and audit.

Free guide

Evidence-based facts about conditions that disproportionately affect African and ethnic minority communities in the UK — each one backed by NICE, NHS, or peer-reviewed research.

Subscribe to the weekly newsletter and get the guide instantly. Clinical clarity, every week. No spam, unsubscribe at any time.

See what's inside the guide →

Subscribe

Weekly evidence-based health education, straight to your inbox.

Subscribe on the newsletter page

Get the free guide by signing up on Beehiiv, or download the PDF directly.

Open Beehiiv signup Download the guide PDF Preview the free guide

By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy. We will never share your data. Unsubscribe at any time.