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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Is the Love Fest Between Too Many Journalists and Democratic Candidates (Finally) Over?
In case you missed it, this week Katie Porter showed her bloomers to the world in an interview with a local CBS-station reporter in Sacramento, California. By her ‘bloomers’, I am not referring to the fact that she was rude or swore at a st...
Stop This Pendulum Swing, I Want to Get Off
A great man once said that the true symbol of the United States is not the bald eagle. It is the pendulum. And when the pendulum swings too far in one direction it will go back. - Ruth Bader Ginsburg, BBC interview 2017.
The Revolution Will Not Be Maximized
A great deal of attention has been focused recently on why Americans are unhappier than residents of comparatively wealthy peer nations. A variety of reasons have been floated by pundits, politicians, sociologists, internet gurus, and just ...
Is Grief Over the Death of a Pet More Complicated, and More Useful, than It Seems?
I buried our cat on Friday, in my backyard under a flowering bush. He was all black, except for one white whisker and one white eyebrow, and we sometimes called him Velcro, even though his name was Raven, because all he ever wanted was to b...
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I hold a DVM from Tufts University, an MFA from The Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and a BA from Princeton University. I worked for 7 years at Kaiser Permanente Northwest’s Center for Health Research; I have been editing for 30 years.
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