
Eric Topol
"Deep Medicine" explores how AI can transform healthcare from "shallow" to "deep," restoring the human connection between doctors and patients. Named a Science Friday Book of the Year, Topol's vision could reduce medical errors while giving physicians what they desperately need - time for empathy.
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Imagine a world where your doctor spends more time looking into your eyes than at a computer screen. Where medical errors don't claim hundreds of thousands of lives annually. Where physicians don't burn out at epidemic rates. This vision-seemingly at odds with our current healthcare reality-forms the heart of "Deep Medicine." The modern medical paradox is striking: despite unprecedented scientific knowledge, healthcare has become increasingly shallow. The average American doctor's appointment lasts just seven minutes, while physicians spend twice that time documenting each encounter. We've created a system where the human connection-the very foundation of healing-has been sacrificed on the altar of efficiency and documentation. But could the solution to this technological disconnection be... more technology?