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 ====== Eric Topol, MD ======
-===== Overview =====
 Eric Topol is a prominent American cardiologist, scientist, and author recognized for his contributions to digital medicine, genomics, and artificial intelligence in healthcare. Beyond his groundbreaking scientific work, he has been a steadfast advocate for the doctor-patient relationship and humanism in medicine.
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 ===== Role in Medicine Forward =====
-In 2020, Dr. Topol wrote a seminal article in The New Yorker titled [[https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-inquiry/why-doctors-should-organize|"Why Doctors Should Organize"]], which called for physicians to unite and advocate for their profession and patients in an era of increasing corporate control over healthcare. This article became a catalyst for the founding of Medicine Forward (originally called Osler’s Alliance), a grassroots nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring the voice of doctors in shaping the future of healthcare.
+In 2019, Dr. Topol wrote a seminal article in The New Yorker titled [[https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-inquiry/why-doctors-should-organize|"Why Doctors Should Organize"]], which called for physicians to unite and advocate for their profession and patients in an era of increasing corporate control over healthcare. This article became a catalyst for the founding of Medicine Forward (originally called Osler’s Alliance), a grassroots nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring the voice of doctors in shaping the future of healthcare.
 Dr. Topol co-founded Medicine Forward alongside Gabe Charbonneau, MD, Jenny Mladenovic, MD, Emily Silverman, MD, Louise Aronson, MD, Esther Choo, MD, Sanjay Desai, MD, Tatiana Prowell, MD, and Brian Dixon, MD. The organization was built on the principles of physician autonomy, patient-centered care, and systemic transformation of the healthcare system to prioritize well-being over profit.