As a child, he was told he wasn’t good at studying. He admits he never had one great calling and that, even today, he still doesn’t quite know what he wants to be when he grows up. Perhaps that’s why his journey isn’t the result of a perfect plan, but of curiosity, opportunities and the willingness to embrace them.

At sixteen, he travelled alone to the United States without speaking English. He could have gone back home, but instead he chose to stay, adapt and live the experience. Then came medicine, sleep medicine, patients, books and another passion that has always been part of his life: music. Different paths connected by the same attitude: doing, discovering and continuing to learn.

After more than forty years in medicine, thousands of patients and a lifetime filled with projects, Eduard talks less about what he has achieved than about everything he still has left to discover. Technology, artificial intelligence, music, new projects... His curiosity remains intact.