Something to Read
Leslie BienenLeslie Bienen is a veterinarian, writer, and editor who researches and writes about disease, health policy, and topics that catch her fancy. She has published in The Atlantic, The NYT, Slate, USA Today, UnHerd, City Journal, Persuasion, WSJ, and elsewhere
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Why We Need State-level Bans on Cell Phones in Schools
I placed this piece in a news outlet but every time I asked them when it would run, I got an answer back about the election cycle taking precedence. I am sick of the 24/7 election cycle coverage so I decided to run it here.
Moms and Dads, Step Away From the Parenting-Industrial Complex
I suppose there has always been a parenting-advice industry, or at least people who dispensed parenting advice, since human insecurity is hard-wired into the fibers of our being. Historians largely agree, though, that the parenting advice i...
Why Do We Apologize to Our Pets?
The other day I was cooking in my kitchen and the lid of a pan slid out of my hands and fell on my (geriatric) cat. The first words out of my mouth? Sorry, sorry, sorry. Then I stopped to wonder why I was saying sorry to my cat. Of course, ...
The Most Mysterious Act
I was lucky enough a long time ago to study fiction writing with the novelist and essayist Marilynne Robinson. Once, I turned in a story for workshop where a main character commits suicide. After the workshop discussed the story, she handed...
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Leslie is a veterinarian, editor, and writer whose research and writing focuses on zoonotic disease and associated policies. She published 50 OpEds during the pandemic related to Covid policies, particulary around schools. She also writes fiction.
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