A immunologist who also cares for cats with cancer writes about health misinformation, pseudoscience, and the science behind cancer and immunology. The newsletter offers expert, personal perspective on debunking claims and explaining how medical evidence is interpreted.

A personal Substack by a retired program manager and former chef living with prostate cancer, who writes darkly comic essays on illness, the healthcare system, and everyday absurdities. Readers get wry, first-person humour with observations on navigating fragmented medical care, plus occasional food and Canadian life tangents.

A personal leadership newsletter by Cindy Schwartz, written from her experience of breast cancer treatment and its effects on identity, work and mental health. Each issue pairs candid reflection on resilience, emotional recovery and openness at work with practical perspective for leaders.

Maria Meindl, a Feldenkrais teacher and performer-training writer, shares personal reflections on living with breast cancer, scars, recovery and the pressure to be 'well'. The newsletter offers candid, reflective essays on the body, fear and connection, framed around the history of wellness and movement methods.