The best Aging newsletters

Eric Topol unpacks new biomedical research, especially on aging, immunity and AI in medicine, and hosts interviews with authors and scientists. Readers get plain-language explanations of recent papers with data and figures, plus commentary on science policy.

A 76-year-old writer living in a van and on her Louisiana porch shares personal essays about starting over after 60, self-respect, aging and rebuilding a life. Each issue offers reflective, first-person reflections on boundaries, forgiveness and choosing one's own terms.

Garrison Keillor shares short humorous essays, Lake Wobegon news archive pieces, light verse and reflections on aging and American life. Readers get a personal, wry voice mixing nostalgia, gratitude and political satire.

Feminist Giant is a personal newsletter by writer Mona Eltahawy covering feminism, resistance to fascism and authoritarianism, and her reflections on menopause and aging. Readers get sharp political commentary, book announcements and candid personal essays with a strong authorial voice.

A personal newsletter by Robin investigating beauty, aging, and costly midlife choices, drawing heavily on her own facelift experience. Readers get candid first-person accounts of procedures, recovery, and the financial realities of midlife reinvention.

Will Leitch's weekly newsletter pairs a personal essay with links to his other writing. The sample issues cover a movie scene, turning 51, and a 1996 college newspaper anecdote, written in a warm, chatty voice.

LEVITY is a longevity newsletter by Peter Ott Sjö arguing for pursuing the end of aging and covering longevity biotech, founders and the science behind them. Issues mix personal opinion essays with profiles of companies and reader-facing event promotion.

A newsletter of quiet, personal comics exploring gender, mental health, and aging. Readers receive short comic installments with titles such as 'devil', 'twins', and 'old friends'.

IC2, a cognitive computing research center at KMUTT in Bangkok, shares announcements about its workshops, internship openings and a memorial tribute to co-founder Professor Mark Chignell. The issues are mostly short news and calls rather than analysis, with a focus on AI and cognitive health for older adults.