Dr.Maggie’s Substack
Maggie L. Bartlett, PhDMy personal Substack on all things viral, public health, and hypermobility. Opinions are my own.
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I Don’t Remember the Before Times
Living with a chronic condition is strange. Whether genetic, post-infection, or other; you operate in the world differently than you did before.
You watch someone stand and give a lecture like you used to do, and you’re not even listening,...
The Virus That Never Leaves
For most, chickenpox is a distant childhood memory—itchy red spots, a week off school, and maybe a bottle of calamine lotion. But for those who’ve had it, the virus never truly leaves. Instead, it lurks in nerve cells for decades, waiting f...
Science in Turbulence
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Science has never been a static pursuit. It thrives on disruption, breakthroughs, and the relentless questioning of what we think we know. But today, the turbulence in our fields feels different. The in...
The Lingering Storm
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It’s been five years since the world was upended by COVID-19, yet for millions, the pandemic never really ended. While much of the global conversation has shifted away from acute infections, a growing public...
Measles
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A Nightmare We Know How to Stop
Imagine a virus so contagious that if one infected person walks into a room, 90% of unvaccinated people...
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Dr. Maggie L. Bartlett is a virologist passionate about infectious disease mysteries like viral RNA persistence and post-viral illnesses, particularly in individuals with genetic connective tissue diseases.
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