Adam Kucharski's newsletter applies mathematical modelling and evidence-evaluation thinking to everyday questions, from historical population forecasts to flu seasons and misleading statistics. Each issue unpacks a specific puzzle with references to research and worked examples.

A blog by an emergency physician that examines medical research, health misinformation and science communication. Readers get personal clinical stories alongside critical, method-focused reviews of studies and claims.

A neuroscientist at UC San Diego writes personal, rigorous essays on where brain science is overstated or misused, from EEG hype and pseudoscience to the limits of research on exam accommodations. The pieces mix careful evidence review with memoir and teaching anecdotes.

Oscillator is a blog-style newsletter pairing biology and technology, with essays that examine how scientific stories are told and how public understanding of science goes wrong. Recent issues cover the real history behind GLP-1 drugs, the Chernobyl fallout and the Lake District sheep ban, and a cultural essay comparing Boston and San Francisco's innovation cultures.