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Creators worth following for Health: 15 accounts, ranked by their posts

51 accounts write about Health often enough to count. The 15 whose Health posts travelled furthest, each with their best post — and how to turn the list into a board you can write from.

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51 accounts in the library write about Health often enough for it to be a real share of their work. These are the 15 whose Health posts travelled furthest — ranked by what those posts did, not by how many people follow them, which is the difference between a list you can check and a list of famous names.

The 15

  1. Dr. Rhonda Patrick (@foundmyfitness) — 258 posts in the library, 246.5K likes, a typical post reaching 567. Best: “High-intensity exercise causes muscles to produce lactate which gets into the brain where it plays a direct role in the…” (open)
  2. one dozen rats at a keyboard (@PanasonicDX4500) — 2 posts in the library, 103.2K likes, a typical post reaching 51.6K. Best: “It’s embarrassing but the Jimmy Kimmel debacle actually is important. It was the first real attempt by the Project 2025…” (open)
  3. Cursor (@cursor_ai) — 7 posts in the library, 29.9K likes, a typical post reaching 4.3K. Best: “Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet.” (open)
  4. Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) — 4 posts in the library, 86.7K likes, a typical post reaching 26.3K. Best: “I will soon be introducing a bill to give the public a 50% ownership stake in the largest AI companies in America.” (open)
  5. Yam Peleg (@Yampeleg) — 4 posts in the library, 4.8K likes, a typical post reaching 513. Best: “Heard a leak from one of the frontier labs (not oai tbh), they reached an unexpected HUGE wall of diminishing returns t…” (open)
  6. Ed Newton-Rex (@ednewtonrex) — 9 posts in the library, 24.7K likes, a typical post reaching 366. Best: “The entire AI Studio Ghibli thing is awful. But by far the worst part is the people actively celebrating that this wo…” (open)
  7. Physical Intelligence (@physical_int) — 3 posts in the library, 3.1K likes, a typical post reaching 239. Best: “We discovered an emergent property of VLAs like π0/π0.5/π0.6: as we scale up pre-training, the model learns to align hu…” (open)
  8. Peter Attia (@PeterAttiaMD) — 22 posts in the library, 17.3K likes, a typical post reaching 249. Best: “If you want perspective on how how people <35 die in the US, relative to COVID, take a look. It would be nice if we pla…” (open)
  9. Noam Brown (@polynoamial) — 9 posts in the library, 34.1K likes, a typical post reaching 1.7K. Best: “An internal version of Astra, @OpenAI’s next major model family, solved 10 major open problems in mathematics, quantum…” (open)
  10. AK (@_akhaliq) — 7 posts in the library, 6.1K likes, a typical post reaching 780. Best: “Apple presents Ferret-UI” (open)
  11. Robinhood (@RobinhoodApp) — 4 posts in the library, 6.9K likes, a typical post reaching 1.3K. Best: “We’re accelerating Robinhood Crypto’s worldwide expansion. Robinhood has officially entered into an agreement to acquir…” (open)
  12. Nabeel S. Qureshi (@nabeelqu) — 4 posts in the library, 5.9K likes, a typical post reaching 1.3K. Best: “Well, this is a first: a ChatGPT-generated story won a prestigious literary prize (The Commonwealth Prize).” (open)
  13. Matthew Belloni (@MattBelloni) — 2 posts in the library, 3.7K likes, a typical post reaching 1.9K. Best: “I teased this last night in What I’m Hearing but now confirmed: Paramount WILL release Rush Hour 4 after prodding from…” (open)
  14. Brady Holmer (@Brady_H) — 4 posts in the library, 1.6K likes, a typical post reaching 380. Best: “Why do endurance athletes need low-intensity training?” (open)
  15. 0xSero (@0xSero) — 3 posts in the library, 6.2K likes, a typical post reaching 1.3K. Best: “Qwen3.8-27b hits 52 on artificial analysis” (open)

How the ranking works

A creator is on this list only when Health is at least a fifth of what they publish in the library, and the order is the reach of their Health posts specifically — an account that is enormous on another subject and posts about Health twice does not lead a list about Health. Every number above is a post you can open, and every name opens to their page: what else they write about, how they open, and every post of theirs the library holds.

How to use a list like this

A list of people is the beginning of a board, not the end of one.

  1. Open a name that interests you and press Save their best — their five strongest posts go into a board of yours in one step.
  2. Do that for two or three of them. You now have a board of Health posts with a point of view: this is the kind of Health writing I want to make.
  3. On each post, write one line about what you want from it — the opening, the way it turns, the ending. Point at the part with the Take chips.
  4. When you have something to say about Health, open the board and Remix. Your product, their moves, none of their words.

Or start from the Health posts themselves, ordered by likes.

See it in the posts

Every number above is a post in the library, with the mechanics named beside it.

Open the library

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