Howard Harrell
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1,260 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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And that they want to reward people that are trying to be innovative, that are trying to be early adopters.
And they're hoping that the the effect of that is going to be reduced drug prices, better drugs to market, better fit between what special interest groups and patients want from their drugs and the kinds of drugs they're going to receive for the outcomes they care about.
It's a very pro market oriented change.
And I understand how that fits in the sociopolitical context they find themselves in.
Dr.
Harrell, I think there is a clear philosophic commitment that differs between you and Dr.
Prasad here that I think is exemplified beyond all the noise of the sociopolitical context.
And it's this: if you ask Dr.
Prasad from 1990 to 2026,
Do you think that we have increased our knowledge in medicine?
If so, by what amount?
I think if you asked him that question, he would say maybe we were around 15 to 20%, but now we're like 70 or 80%.
I would go a little bit less than him.
I would say maybe 10 to 15%, but maybe 30 to 40%.
But Dr.
Harrell, you would say uh we were below ten percent and we're still below ten percent.
And yeah, I still accept these methodologies but disagree on that point.
I guess one question I ask myself, I want to hear your thoughts on if we have time is what sorts of evidence or things when you see in a domain make you think that you're like less of a skeptical empiricist?
Where you say, you know what, maybe the evidentiary standards are too high.
I'm seeing good promise here, I'm gonna lower it a little bit.
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