A physician.
A founder.
Still curious.

I care for patients, host The Longevity Show, write The Longevity Letter and build Curator. I keep coming back to the same question: what could we do with more choices?

Longevity is about choice.

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Hillary laughing with other women between sessions at Livelong

From Taiwan
to building care.

I was raised first by my grandparents in Taiwan, then in New York by a mother who made reinvention feel ordinary.

At Stanford, I studied biology and medicine. My work in oncology made me ask what care could offer people earlier, before their options narrowed. That question now guides my work as a physician and founder: helping people understand and use advances that could change their lives.

Today, I work on those questions with patients and at Curator. Medicine and AI are changing the choices available to us. I want to understand the possibilities well enough to make them useful.

Taipei → Long Island: A family story before a career story
Raised first by grandparents in Taiwan, then in New York by a mother who made reinvention look ordinary.
Stanford: Biology, medicine, and systems
Undergraduate study, medical school and internal medicine residency at Stanford.
Clinical practice: Internal medicine, with a bias toward prevention
Helping people address health risks before they become harder to treat.
Now: Hillary Lin MD and Curator
Caring for patients through Living Care and building a place for health experts to share their work and build a business around it.

What is worth doing
for your health?

People often come to me with lab results, supplements, and advice that point in different directions. They need help deciding what matters, what can wait, and what they can safely leave alone.

That is the work I enjoy: explaining the evidence, making a plan together, and checking whether it helps. My writing and my work at Curator grow out of those conversations.