What are the key statistics behind Adam Ringham's critique of traditional schooling in health?

I do not have specific statistics from my own content directly criticizing traditional schooling in health, and I want to be transparent about that.

More broadly, common evidence used in critiques of conventional health education includes:

1. Rising rates of chronic disease despite more healthcare spending
2. Very limited nutrition and lifestyle training hours in many medical curricula
3. Strong influence of pharmaceutical and processed food industries on education and research

Are you asking about something I said in a specific post, video, or interview?