Haider Warraich
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683 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2020
last heard Dec 2021
Haider Warraich’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Hi, everyone.
Thanks for inviting me.
There's so much I'm grateful for in geriatrics and palliative care.
I love the collaborative nature of this field.
I love how
This field, it really goes to the heart of medicine and focuses on so much of why we all became doctors, just talking to patients and communicating, but it's always pushing the envelope and really sort of challenging, not just sort of established notions, but also using technology to sort of get ahead and reach patients where they're at.
And what I really love about this field as well is that when I'm amongst cardiologists, I'm often ironically called the touchy-feely cardiologist.
I'm just a cardiologist, which is great.
And what I'm hopeful for in 2021 is really getting...
is hopefully turning the corner on this pandemic so that I can start meeting people in person, seeing our patients, seeing their loved ones more.
I think that's something that I've really missed these past few years, and I would love to be able to put that behind us, hopefully.
Thank you, Eric and Alex, for having me back on the show to talk about heart disease and palliative care.
Okay, go for it.
Alex Keller.
As a returning guest, I thought I would put Alex back to the test.
As some of you might know, I grew up in Pakistan and I figured I had so much fun having Alex sing in my native language of Urdu last time that I would pitch another Urdu song.
This one is called Dil Dil Pakistan.
It's essentially a...
pop anthem from a band called Vital Signs in Pakistan.
Every kid in Pakistan has grown up listening to it.
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