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New Recipients
September 1: The Lucidicus Project awards its 66th kit to Bill P., a second-year medical student at the University of Tennessee.
August 23: The Lucidicus Project has awarded its 65th kit to Michael T., a medical student at the University of Tennessee in Memphis, TN.
August 13: The Lucidicus Project has awarded its 64th kit to Ari M., a second-year medical student at the University of Maryland.
August 10: The Lucidicus Project has awarded its 63rd kit to Matthew A., a third-year medical student at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.
August 6: The Lucidicus Project has awarded its 62nd kit to Jon C., a medical student at the University of Tennessee in Memphis, TN.
July 29: The Lucidicus Project has awarded its 61st kit to Shayla M., a fourth-year med student at the University of Tennessee.
New Editorials
August 24: Doctors presumed corrupt—JMR
August 6: Twead #4: Peter Schiff—JMR
August 3: Interview with Peter Schiff—JMR
July 9: Twead #3: Mitt Romney—JMR
July 2: Twead #2: Jason Mattera—JMR
June 25: Twead #1: Michael Graham—JMR
June 15: No change for Bush daughter—JMR
May 28: The Man of System—JMR
April 14: Tea Party Express in Boston—JMR
New Supporters
July 23: Many thanks to the supporter from New York who sent in a donation today!
May 18: Many thanks to the generous supporter from North Carolina who donated today!
Free Books For Medical Students
The Lucidicus Project encourages medical students and the general public to learn more about the philosophic foundations of capitalism and individual rights, and consider how these ideas apply to healthcare and medicine.
We raise money to provide free books to students who are studying medicine, nursing, and other healthcare professions. Our Self-Defense Kit for students contains materials that explain the moral and economic case for individual rights and capitalism. We award these kits to students across the United States and around the world.
We also regularly publish brief editorials on current topics in health policy and reform. Past editorials are available via the archive.
The Lucidicus Project continues to grow due to the voluntary financial support of private individuals like you. We do not charge students for the self-defense kits, and we do not have membership dues or subscription fees for visitors.
If defending individual rights and free markets is important to you, then please support The Lucidicus Project today.
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