Rellie, a London, UK-based blogger, focuses on beautifully shot, vegetarian and plant-based recipes on her food-and-travel blog, the aptly named Not Without Cake.

The motto at Anne-Marie Bonneau’s ethical-cooking blog: “No packaging. Nothing processed. No waste.” Visit her site for recipes and resources on running a more planet-friendly kitchen.

Through personal stories, The Knockout Project aims to raise awareness about the dangers of concussion.

Undark Magazine explores science at the point where it intersects — and sometimes collides — with politics, economics and culture.

The Massachusetts General Hospital Research Institute is the largest hospital-based research organization in the US. Researchers and physicians work together to find cures, improve care, and encourage medical innovation.

“Because when the going gets tough, the tough go traveling.” #CancerRoadTrip is Pat Wetzel’s mission for health and healing.

Jamison Hill, once a self-confessed exercise addict, has been unable to leave his room for the past two years. At Jamison Writes, he blogs about living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Lifestyle blogger Caitlin has been writing about mindfulness, mental health, and finding and promoting greater focus since 2012, with posts on fashion, food, fitness, and more.

At Thirty On Tap, sisters-in-law Kate and De create “the lifestyle blog that feels like a conversation with your best friend.” Join them for fashion, fitness, food, lifestyle, entertainment, and a healthy dose of girl talk.

UK-based group blog Disability Now is a leading site for stories by and for disabled people, focusing on personal narratives, opinion pieces, politics, and lifestyle.

Online journal Voices in Bioethics focuses on the intersection of science, medicine, and politics and publishes interviews, essays, and news.

Author Marion Nestle, a food and nutrition scholar and recent James Beard Award winner, blogs about the intersection of food systems, public policy, and health.

“When we give up dieting, we fan the flames of a revolution and help create a world where food is our friend.” Musings on intuitive eating, body image, and health from a registered dietician.

Nursing Clio is a collaborative blog where you can find smart writing at the intersection of medicine and gender, from histories of dieting and breastfeeding to debates on current political questions.

Circulating Now brings the historical collections of the world’s largest biomedical library — the United States National Library of Medicine — to the general public. Posts and stories focus on the history of medicine, health, and disease.