Eric Topol, MD, Discusses Longevity, AI, and Evidence-Based Medicine
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In this interview, Eric Topol, MD, reflects on a career defined by a sustained commitment to patient‑centered medicine. He describes his early training in cardiology, mentorship grounded in a humanistic approach, and how adaptability has shaped his evolving scientific focus. Dr. Topol emphasizes that remaining responsive to emerging evidence is essential for long‑term relevance as a physician‑scientist. As artificial intelligence shifts research, publishing, and the practice of medicine, he advises early-career physician-scientists to stay curious and prioritize patient care and scientific credibility.
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