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:

• Rising rates of chronic disease despite more healthcare spending
• Very limited nutrition and lifestyle training hours in many medical curricula
• 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?