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One of the very best conversations about magazines and the art of editing. Meghan O'Rourke meghanor.bsky.social, the Editor of The Yale Review talks to Merve Emre. A truly great editor who knows what she is talking about and loves the craft. nybooks.com/online/2025/02…

Long COVID doesn’t happen in isolation. In this clip, Dr. David Putrino explains how SARS-CoV-2 can disrupt the immune system and reactivate dormant infections—like EBV, CMV, and tick-borne pathogens—creating a uniquely complex illness in each individual. This moment is part of

Amid mounting attacks on higher education, Meghan O'Rourke meghanor.bsky.social argues for a magazine—and a university—that keep the pilot flame of independent thought alive. New today on TYR. yalereview.org/article/meghan…

This is an exceptional book, beautifully written and deeply researched. Five stars

I'm writing someting short about #longcovid and the patient experience and would love to hear in my DMs or replies from anyone who wants to share whatever they think is most important for me to hear. 💙

This is an amazing book! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

So excited to talk with my brilliant friend Katie Kitamura tonight about her fantastic novel AUDITION at the Brooklyn Public Library. Come on by if you're around and interested!

Really looking forward to this event with Todd Meyers, author of GONE GONE, an ethnography of Opioid overdose, today at the Remarque Institute at NYU. Would love to see you if you’re around—note, you have to register to attend:

A still from last night's event at Remarque, ending the semester with Todd Meyers and Meghan O'Rourke meghanor.bsky.social on reckoning with grief and loss in the face of overdose death in Todd Meyers's new book Gone Gone.

This book is VERY good if you’ve ever been ill and dismissed by doctors. Or if you want to understand that experience. Or if you’re a doctor. Actually physicians also have this experience from their colleagues or when seeking care for family members.

I joined @putrinolab & other clinicians, researchers, and advocates in responding to a troubling piece in The BMJ that recycles discredited narratives about ME/CFS and suggests that patients w/ severe ME/CFS are hindered in their recovery by a “belief” they will not get better:

Our eight-year-old has become a tweenager—”You can’t understand Gen Alpha embarrassment, Mom!” he said to me this week—seemingly overnight. What are your favorite podcasts (for parents) or parenting books/blogs for this age group?