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Menopausal Hormone Replacement Therapy
Obstetrics
Maternal Mortality
Cesarean Section
Magnesium Sulfate
Vaginal Estrogen
Hysterectomy
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Cesarean Delivery
External Cephalic Version
Cerebral Palsy
Medical Studies
Deeply Impacted Fetal Head
Women's Health Initiative
Breast Cancer
Preterm Infants
Postmenopausal Symptoms
Mammography Guidelines
Pelvic Exams
Macrosomia

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.

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Latest Episodes

We use a plotline from The Pit to separate ovarian torsion facts from TV fiction and explain why Doppler findings can’t replace clinical judgment. Then we answer a listener question on trial of labor after myomectomy and how we counsel when the data ... more

We unpack the Gray Journal’s special edition on Cesarean Delivery, separating strong evidence from expert habit, and spotlight where technique, culture, and policy collide. From TXA and barbed sutures to better metrics and imaging, we share what to a... more

We examine why U.S. maternal mortality headlines mislead, showing overdose and violence dominate early postpartum deaths while obstetric causes decline. We then cover strong evidence for opportunistic salpingectomy, debunk a shaky Cochrane-fueled hom... more

We map a prevention-first approach to OBGYN surgical complications—from environmental fixes and technique to early detection, skilled repair, and honest recovery—so fewer patients are harmed and clinicians carry less hidden burden. Practical steps, b... more

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Recent Guests

Kate Maloney
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Episode: Episode 10.12 The V-Word
Stuart Winkler
Returning guest, discussing surgical management of cervical cancer
Episode: Episode 7.7 Cord Prolapse, Radical Hysterectomy for Cervical Cancer

Hosts

Antonia Roberts
Co-host focusing on obstetric and gynecologic topics with evidence-based discussions.
Howard Harrell
Co-host with emphasis on obstetric and gynecologic topics, operational discussions, and evidence-based medicine.
Maddie White
Co-host and resident expert contributing surgical and procedural insights.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 59 ratings
  • Career-Inspiring Podcast

    This is by far my favorite podcast! As an incoming resident, I cannot overstate how influential Dr. Roberts and Dr. Herrell have been in my decision to pursue OB/GYN. Their excitement and commitment to evidence-based medicine are refreshing in a world where jaded providers often discourage students like me. I can’t recommend this podcast enough—I share it with everyone I know who’s interested in women’s healthcare! I genuinely look forward to the Wednesdays when new episodes drop!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bjwftrdo
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great for OB rotation!

    So fun to listen to on my way to my PA school OB-GYN rotation! I learn so much from this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nati PA-S
    United States2 years ago
  • So good!

    This is by far the best OB gyn podcast available.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wumbologist-MD
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing hosts and solid evidence

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sciencyfriend
    United States2 years ago
  • Highly recommended

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doctorblunder
    Australia3 years ago

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Listeners value the practical, research-backed insights for both trainees and practicing clinicians.
The show is praised for its evidence-based, digestible OB/GYN content and strong host chemistry.
Fans appreciate the accessible explanations of complex topics and clear focus on patient care.

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Episode 11.6 Ovarian Torsion & The Pitt
Q: Hi, could you comment on vaginal delivery after myomectomy?
They explain that vaginal birth after myomectomy (V-BAM) depends on whether the myomectomy entered the uterine cavity and on the number and location of incisions; data are limited, but in many cases a trial of labor can be reasonable if the cavity wasn't entered and prior incisions were favorable, with careful individualized counseling and monitoring.
Episode 11.4 Syphilis and lots more!
Q: Is it acceptable to stop magnesium before 24 hours postpartum?
Yes, in stable patients, it is common and acceptable to stop magnesium at 12 hours as there's no evidence suggesting it would have prevented readmission.
Episode 10.12 The V-Word
Q: What should you talk to a patient about vaccines and autism?
Studies show no link between vaccines and autism, with extensive research proving vaccines are safe and effective.
Episode 10.10 Habits That Help Doctors Thrive
Q: How can a physician begin to connect their small daily actions back to their larger sense of purpose?
By recognizing that there is a season for survival and going for low-hanging fruit in terms of concrete, realistic actions.
Episode 10.10 Habits That Help Doctors Thrive
Q: What would you say is maybe one of the most common habits that you see holding doctors back from feeling fulfilled or balanced?
Holding themselves to an unrealistic standard concurrent with a really sharp inner critic is a common habit detracting from balance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Thinking About Ob/Gyn

What is Thinking About Ob/Gyn about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show delivers evidence-based discussions on obstetrics and gynecology, mixing clinical-depth with practical takeaways for residents, practitioners, and students. Across episodes, hosts dissect surgical techniques, obstetric risk management, screening, and patient education, often challenging common myths and emphasizing critical appraisal of literature. Notable traits include a steady focus on applying research to real-world practice, navigation of debates (e.g., VBAC vs. repeat cesarean, natural birth claims, vaccine misinformation), and a collaborative host dynamic that blends clinical expertise with accessible explanations. The format tends to balance technical detail with stories and practical implications for care delivery, making... more

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