A fresh and evidence-based perspective of all things related to obstetrics and gynecology. Follow us on Instagram @thinkingaboutobgyn or visit thinkingaboutobgyn.com for show notes and more.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
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In this episode, we discuss which laparoscopic ports need to be closed and how. Plus, we discuss more evidence that the current narrative about maternal mortality in the US is false. Finally, we answer listener questions about oxytocin protocols and ... more
In this episode, we discuss four tips for breech vaginal delivery. Then, we respond to the Alabama Supreme Courts decisions about embryos and the impact on IVF and reproductive rights. Finally, we discuss the best methods for initial laparoscopic ent... more
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I’ve listened to a lot of med podcasts, but Antonia and Howard’s cohost chemistry and education on evidence-based medical practice raises the bar. I’ve learned so much about how to critically appraise research! It’s been a great asset to deepen my OBGYN knowledge base through my training, and although this isn’t my anticipated field of practice, I think the wisdom in the approach is so applicable I keep coming back.
Experienced rural GP obstetrician from Australia. FOAMed consumer for many years. I have been looking out for a podcast like this for too long. This podcast series meets my needs perfectly- engaging , great content and references. Many thanks and keep up the good work.
As a layperson, I’m really enjoying this podcast. Howard and Antonia do a great job of explaining a variety of OBGYN-related topics in an easily digestible way. Gives me a lot to think about with respect to the care I look for from my doctors
I am just a regular pregnant person with an interest in science (and obgyn). I have no formal science training but I manage to keep up with the show and only have to Google terms once or twice per episode. But I really love the way you guys present info and design the flow of your show. I know this show is more for OBGYNs and med students but I find it really compelling and interesting. I really like how critically you discuss various studies. I love every episode so far.
Howard and Antonia do a wonderful job of presenting a plethora of data in a digestible manner. You finish each episode with a solid grasp of the science supporting or refuting a given topic.
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Apple Podcasts | #184 | Chile/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #241 | Sweden/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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