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Hosted by Rohit Jhawar · health · EN
Early career musings from a clinical researcher and statistician about how economics, statistics, and technology impact our pursuit of better healthcare outcomes. Expect both basketball references and Bayesian probability.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEarly career musings from a clinical researcher and statistician about how economics, statistics, and technology impact our pursuit of better healthcare outcomes. Expect both basketball references and Bayesian probability.
Baseline Observations is hosted by Rohit Jhawar. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How Google Deepmind is researching the frontiers of medical A.I." (4 November 2025, 70 minutes), "What companies and influencers don't tell you about their products" (3 April 2025, 48 minutes), and "Why making medical decisions based on the best evidence is both an art and a science, featuring Dr. Anil Makam" (20 March 2025, 47 minutes).
Baseline Observations publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Baseline Observations is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Baseline Observations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Baseline Observations's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Baseline Observations are Scientific Research & Development and Health & Wellness Services. Baseline Observations has a health audience.
Rohit Jhawar hosts Baseline Observations, a health podcast with 10 episodes published.
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After a long hiatus, we return with one of our most interesting episodes yet! Arham and I were delighted to chat with David Stutz, Ph.D., whose work at Google Deepmind has been absolutely trailblazing in the field of...
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<p>After enough "DOCTOR'S DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS" headlines, it's about time we flip the script. Let's start here: red light therapy does not do much to fix hairlines. Trust me because...well, it's...
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<p>Applying medical research at the bedside can be difficult. After all, you don't inspire the most confidence in patients when you tell them their treatments are backed by p values of 0.049.</p><p>Dr. Anil Makam...
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<p>As a general rule, lowering your standards is almost never a good idea. But when you're giving relationship advice to a humongous national corporation that dictates nearly everything in American healthcare, maybe the...
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<p>All premeds take o-chem, some premeds take p-chem, but should any take...no-chem???</p><p><br></p><p>As medicine has become more evidence-based and biologically sophisticated, the job description of a doctor has...
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<p><br></p><p>Physics haters be warned…</p><p><br></p><p>Dr. Travis Zack is a practicing oncologist and assistant professor at UCSF, where he heads a research lab working on implementing A.I. tools in the electronic...
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<p>There may be only one thing that lasts longer than ketchup: clinical trials from the 1990's. But at a certain point, even these must expire. How do we know when it's time to put old knowledge to new tests, and is...
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<p>As AI/ML methods progress at an incredible pace, what advancements in medical therapies can we look forward to? To explore this, Arham and I discuss some of the fundamentals behind how new drugs are discovered and...
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<p>Many widespread practices in medicine have never been directly shown to make people live longer, happier, or healthier. Arham and I discuss why this is the case. Is this a fair standard, or is it impossibly difficult...
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<p>With all the media recently about United Healthcare and its widespread claim denials, we discussed why health insurers deny care (HINT: it's not because it saves them money). We also discussed why current regulations...
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<p>We discuss whether medical training should have a more dedicated emphasis on teaching statistics, and broadly touch on the implications of statistics in medical decision making.</p>
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