Substacks recommended by Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development

Recommended by Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development

Academic pathologist. Full time medical journalism for >40 years.

Ruminations from a retired guy who has been a professor of religion and philosophy and then of epidemiology. Mostly inspired by what I see and read, often also things I've thought about for a long time.

Oldpocalypse

By Keith

You have to age. You don't have to "get old."

Life In The Second Half

By Patricia Cusack

I share practical insights and inspiration about Healthspan, and living your best life after 50 - because it's never too late to thrive.

I just turned 77 and I still live a very full life. Positive Ageing Matters is an important part of the information that can help you continue to do what you want to do.

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SC’s Substack

By SC Librarian

My personal Substack

Gary Sharpe's Articles

Trauma Healing, Symptom Reduction, Chronic Disease, Human Condition, Human Nature, Social Commentary, Cultural Issues. Lessons Learned in the Crucible of a Chronic Illness.

Neural Newsletter

Concise summaries of the past week's neuroscience discoveries

Sensible Medicine

Common sense and original thinking in bio-medicine

Health Tech Happy Hour

By Robert Longyear

Interdisciplinary analysis of digital health, care delivery, and health policy. Health Tech Happy Hour applies on-the-ground knowledge, academic rigor, and thorough analysis to understand healthcare from individual technologies to federal health policy.

Unsettled Science

By Nina Teicholz

Why it's hard to get trustworthy advice on nutrition & health

This is another source that helps you sort through medical facts and improve your health

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Linda's Substack

Tips and tricks on how to grow your audience and earn money independently from your writing and podcasting. For Substack's official FAQ, go here: https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us

Parenting Matters

By Catherine Lynch& Glenn Collins

Parenting insights from psychology, neuroscience, behavioral science, and our experience raising 5 adopted teens from Guatemala.

This is practical advice on improving your relationship with your children. The authors have experience with Outward Bound

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LEAVES

By Sharron Bassano

Short character-driven fiction, evocative travel tales, memoirs and a lot of laughs. Always free. 🌿LEAVES are proven to be better for your mental health than the daily newspaper or social media.

Tidbits of humor, travel, and fiction to make your day more interesting.

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Age with Attitude!

By Robyn Everingham

In my quest for a long, well-lived life, longevity science collides with real life. Follow my personal triumphs and trials as I navigate this adventure.

The Frontier Psychiatrists

By FrontierPsych

Owen Scott Muir, M.D. DFAACAP writes things about health and its care.

Aging Well Newsletter

By Janice Walton

Tips and ideas for aging well no matter your circumstances

Aging Well News is more about the experience of aging and how to navigate that challenge more successfully. It is complimentary to my own site that helps one stay healthier longer.

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Lucian Truscott Newsletter

By Lucian K. Truscott IV

I've covered everything from three wars, a few presidential campaigns, the Stonewall riots and the Rolling Stones. This column reflects that history and is about politics, culture, personal stories, and the nation's descent into anti-democratic madness.

HEALTH CARE un-covered

By Wendell Potter

Pulling back the curtains on how Big Health is hurting Americans and how we got to this point.

Excellent information on healthcare finance for businessmen, healthcare professionals, patients, and voters

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The Doctor Weighs In

By Patricia Salber

The Doctor Weighs In brings you reliable news about cutting edge innovations in health and wellness but also never loses track of what is tried and true.

I have published on this site myself and I know the founder well. She is a great doctor and she is very knowledgeable. My content is focus on optimal medical therapy for chronic illness and hers is broader in it's approach but always excellent.

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Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

This is a great site that brings much needed historical perspective to the news of the day. It is always worth your time.

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