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The future for doctors is changing rapidly. The rise of new technologies, such as telehealth and artificial intelligence, is challenging traditional roles. Doctors are embracing these new technologies to improve the quality of care, to collaborate with other health care professionals, and to communicate effectively with patients. At the same time, the profession is dealing with shortages and burnout stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic and grappling with how to diversify its ranks.
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