Jennifer Lincoln

Mar 18, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Alexander B. Camp |Jennifer Lincoln |Holly MacKenna |Lynn Marie Morski

Tolstoy. Dostoevsky. Repin. Stravinsky. While many people may not appreciate the significance of these Russian geniuses, or think that knowledge of them could enhance a pre-med education, I would not be the same person without learning about them. For me, pursuing a Russian major was more than a list of vaguely interesting classes or language study; it was a deeper dive into the qualities of a culture that I am passionate about.

Sep 16, 2023 | msmagazine.com | Jennifer Lincoln

Since the fall of Roe, there have been countless attempts to chill speech about abortion, and misinformation has run rampant. Just last month, a prominent newspaper published one of the most egregious examples yet: titled “Coercive Abortions Are at the Heart of the FDA Abortion Pill Case.” Reardon holds a degree from Pacific Western University, an unaccredited correspondence school that closed in 2006 after a lawsuit from the state of Hawaii.

Sep 3, 2023 | kevinmd.com | Curtis G. Graham |Jennifer Lincoln |Lynn Marie Morski |Sheila Nazarian

Physicians, particularly those who haven’t received business education, must address the frequently circulated question among their ranks: “Can you practice medicine without money?” Medical history unveils an era when most physicians were compensated through non-monetary means for their medical services and often went unpaid. During that time, the choice to pursue a medical career was grounded in the personal belief that treating patients was the foremost aspiration for most physicians.

May 17, 2023 | kevinmd.com | Randall S. Fong |Jennifer Lincoln |Amanda Xi |Katherine Bishop

“Money makes the world go ’round.”Whether you believe this this figurative adage or not, it is a hard truth. Money is ubiquitous; it pervades everyday life. And money is the cornerstone of business. So I’m shocked to hear “pretty much nothing” when I ask residents what they’re taught about business and money these days. Not to insult anyone’s intelligence, but I’ll venture an assumption.