TOP 25 SCIENCE NEWSLETTERS ON SUBSTACK
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A full list of the top 25 science newsletters and podcasts on Substack. Includes discussions on the latest news and updates in the sciences, including meteorology, biology, psychology, virology and how it impacts the real world.
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New Concerning Variant: B.1.1.529
I hope everyone in the States had a fantastic Thanksgiving (even if you’re a Dallas Cowboys football fan). I hate to ruin the holiday, but… We have a new variant. I’ve not seen this much anxiety ridden chatter among scientists about a COVID19 variant before. Even among the calm, cool, and collected scientists.
Is public health becoming illiberal?
My Within Reason book review
P(A|B) = [P(A)*P(B|A)]/P(B), all the rest is commentary.
Conversations on genetics, history, politics, books, culture and evolution
Human nature, psychology, social class, luxury beliefs, and more.
Common sense and original thinking in bio-medicine
A publication by evolutionary biologist Dr. Colin Wright. Holding the line on free speech, science, and reality.
Uncovering Fraud in Pharmaceutical R&D and Manufacturing. By popular demand, I will include my art pieces that have nothing to do with Pharma. If you are interested in my art, visit www.sashalatypova.com
For curious people who want to learn more about Earth, space, the Universe... and who love reality for what it is, not what others tell them it should be. I have opinions, too: politics, life, climate science, and such as well. I'll write about 'em.
1) Find what's true and make it useful. 2) Publish every other Tuesday. 3) Photo cred: my dad.
Jessica Dore, author of Tarot for Change, explores human experience using Pamela Colman Smith's images from the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot.
Fed up with our woke joke universities?
Learn based science with The Jolly Heretic!
All things COVID, cutting-edge medical research, and the great struggles of our time.
The Poetry of Reality Page is hosted by world renowned evolutionary biologist and best-selling author, Professor Richard Dawkins, celebrated by intellectuals and scientists everywhere for his honest critique of religion and his push for critical thinking.
Replying to Jordan Peterson
A colleague sent two challenges to me, posted by Jordan Peterson, suggesting I should respond. I’m happy to do so because I greatly respect Dr Peterson’s courageous stance against a bossy, intolerant thought-police whose Orwellian newspeak threatens enlightened rationalism. The hero of
Awaken Your Wonder This Christmas
This episode is the first of a series released in 1991 that pays homage to the scientist Michael Faraday who started the Christmas Lectures, making the wonders of science and the universe accessible to young people. The universe as we know it is 140 million centuries old, and our present century is a tiny spotlight in the ruler of time. We are lucky to be alive. I introduced an auditorium full of inquisitive young minds to this realization and more, on evolution, the purpose of human existence, and the breathtakingly magnificent creatures found in our world. With anecdotes, simple demonstrations, humour and role-play, we awakened our shared wonder about the natural world.
How can western cultures re-integrate ecstatic and psychedelic experiences safely and wisely? We cover ecstatic and psychedelic ethics, harms and harm reduction. Ecstatic experiences will never be entirely safe but we can try and make them safer.
Expert analysis of Florida hurricane threats, with a twist of dad humor.
WeatherTiger's Idalia Florida Impacts Forecast for August 28th (PM)
Idalia will make landfall on Wednesday. These are the surge, wind, rain, and tornado impacts Florida can expect.
WeatherTiger's 2023 Hurricane Season-in-Review (and 23% Off Sale-a-bration)
Surveying the tropical tumult of 2023, with a lyrical assist from Mr. William Joel.
A newsletter about seeing more, feeling more, and asking better questions. Curiosity makes everything better - but can it be *learned*? Let's find out.
Logic. Reason. Science.
New Study: How Ivermectin Kills Prostate Cancer Cells
I was doing the background research for my lecture on Prostate Cancer in my IPAK-EDU Course, The Biology of Cancer, looking for treatments that enhance genomic instability - and Guess What?
IPAK-EDU Director’s Science Webinar: “Primatology and the Origins of HIV” with Nick Petosky
Monday 12/11 @ 7 PM Eastern
The world's only sociobiology magazine.
Ideas for a future worth wanting.
A heretic creating awareness of unpopular health & nutrition research. Exploring controversial concepts. Connecting the dots. Poking holes in accepted dogmas of what’s “healthy” or “unhealthy.”
Hypothyroidism: The Disease at the Root of All Dysfunction
Hypothyroidism often goes unnoticed because “several generations of primary care physicians and endocrinologists have been trained to treat blood tests and not patients.” - Dr. Mark Starr
Top 10 Nutrients You Need To Beat Type 2 Diabetes
And where to get them from
Life, death and the ICU
The Latest in Critical Care, 6/26/23 (Issue #6)
An expert panel broadened the definition of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). They announced this at the American Thoracic Society meeting in May 2023. Thirty-two experts virtually to update the 2012 update (in Berlin), and declared that ARDS shall henceforth include anyone with:
The Latest in Critical Care, 12/4/23 (Issue #21)
Sighs: do they help? (SiVent trial); Delaying intubation in intoxicated patients (NICO trial).
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