15.AI FOR OBGYN: How to Fact-Check a Medical Claim with Claude
Your patients are reading things online. Some of it is wrong. Here is how to respond.
A patient comes in and tells you she read that epidurals cause autism. Another tells you she stopped taking her prenatal vitamins because someone in her birth group said the iron was toxic. Another asks whether it is true that hospitals perform unnecessary cesareans to make money.
These conversations happen every day. The information landscape your patients navigate is filled with claims that range from evidence-based to completely fabricated, and the fabricated ones are often more confident and more shareable than the accurate ones.
Claude is a useful tool for fact-checking -- for clinicians preparing to respond to patient misinformation, and for patients who want to evaluate what they read before they act on it or share it. This issue covers both.
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