A USC Norman Lear Center study finds viewers are influenced by The Pitt ‘s realistic portrayals of the medical profession, giving them a greater understanding of medical practice in real-life and moving them to take real-world action on certain health issues.

The survey of HBO Max viewers found nearly 90% of those who saw at least three episodes of The Pitt said the series reveals how systemic problems like understaffing affect patient outcomes and helps make provider stress relatable, all while remaining entertaining.

The survey’s results are being announced at the Norman Lear Awards tonight where series star and executive producer Noah Wyle and the creators behind the show will be accepting the Culture of Health award.

The study was commissioned through the Norman Lear Center

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