Howard Harrell

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1,260 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 23 Jul

Howard Harrell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Thinking About Ob/Gyn · Episode 11.12 The Malpractice Crisis Is Real And Blaming Evidence-Based Care Makes It Worse · 10 Jun 2026 podcast

It's just not biologically plausible.

But yeah, overall this seems like probably some kind of hype that's driven by

algorithms for people that are interested in like you were saying the alternate health movement, maybe favoring the free birth type influencers.

And remember we've brought up before that that those people too are making money off of people's clicks and subscriptions and likes and comments and all that kind of stuff.

Thinking About Ob/Gyn · Episode 11.11 When Evidence Misleads · 28 May 2026 podcast

Howard.

What are we thinking about on today's episode?

It's a surreal feeling to graduate.

There are parts of med school that I really liked.

There are parts of medical school that are gl I'm glad I'm done.

So I'm happy to move on to the next season of training.

Yeah, that was a tumultuous path.

I considered many specialties before, psychiatry, neurology, urology.

A little bit of Obi Gyne, I'm not gonna lie, Doctor Harrell.

But I settled in on internal medicine because I just like the bread and butter.

Listeners may be surprised to learn that I regularly tune in to the podcast, despite being someone who's going into IM.

And the reason why is because if you truly want to understand how to practice medicine rationally, what we call in our modern era evidence-based medicine, it requires that you put your principles to the test in the trenches of various nooks and crannies of medicine.

If a principle of EBM leads you astray in OBGYN, it may be a glimpse of a pitfall in internal medicine or some other surgical subspecialty.

We'll work hard to make everything we discuss as relevant as possible to OBGYN, but I think it's important that we recognize that what we discuss applies to all of medicine.

I think this is a unique combination of personal relationships with people that ended up being close with administration.

And I think Dr.

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