Whole self, thinking
Lauren CortisIn Lessons on Drugs I try and stay professional. Here's where I can bring my whole self to my writing. Still likely focused on health, but with a dash of philosophy and a bit more pop culture. Warning: there will also be talk of death and dying.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | wholeselfthinking.substack.com |
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I don’t want people to be hurt by the drugs they take, whatever they are. I write to help you understand how drugs work. With a hint of philosophy, pop culture, sometimes death. PhD (Public Health), B Pharm (Hons), Registered pharmacist, Australia
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