Diversity and inclusion in NHS hampered by ‘anti-whiteness’ claims – Streeting

The transcript discusses the need for the NHS to address health inequalities, particularly for ethnic minorities in cancer care. It highlights the importance of considering specific conditions like prostate cancer and myeloma, and ensuring patient experiences are equitable. The conversation also critiques current approaches to equality, diversity, and inclusion, emphasizing the need for evidence-based strategies. It stresses the importance of addressing both racial and socioeconomic inequalities, and the need for balanced health strategies for men and women.

In what ways does the speaker believe that health inequalities affect different demographics?

What frustrations does the speaker express regarding the government's approach to men's and women's health strategies?