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Science
Can tracking your period lead to a better workout?
20 April 2023. By
Amy McKeever
Health
Exercise
Wellness travel
Sexual Health
Social Media
Women
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History
How cosmic rays helped find a tunnel in Egypt's Great Pyramid
6 March 2023. By
Amy McKeever
,
Michael Greshko
Pyramids of Giza
Physics
Ancient Egypt
Archaeology
Pyramids
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Space
Asteroids vs. comets: How do they differ, and do they pose a threat to Earth?
30 January 2023. By
Amy McKeever
Science
Asteroids
Comets
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Science
The mystery behind thundersnow, a rare winter phenomenon
6 January 2023. By
Amy McKeever
Clouds
Lightning
Meteorology
Snow
Thunderstorms
Winter
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History
Who celebrates the new year first and last? It’s complicated.
28 December 2022. By
Amy McKeever
China
Antarctica
Pacific Ocean
Physical Geography
Time
Human Geography
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Science
When does winter start? Here’s why each season begins twice.
1 December 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Astronomy
Climatology
Equinox
Seasons
Meteorology
Solstice
Temperature
Winter
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History
How the Commonwealth arose from a crumbling British Empire
20 September 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Modern History
Colonies
Royalty
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Science
Why polio is making a comeback
31 August 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Public Health
Vaccination
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Science
Rabies is still a threat—but experts say it doesn’t have to be that way
18 August 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Diseases
Vaccination
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Science
How multiple COVID-19 infections can harm the body
29 July 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Medicine
Public Health
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Family
Helping kids overcome a fear of shots
21 June 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Science
Public Health
Vaccination
Parenting
Mental Health
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
Healthy Kids
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Science
Many women struggle to breastfeed. Scientists are starting to ask why.
17 June 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Health
Genetics
Babies
Nutrition
Women
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History
COVID-19’s hidden, heartbreaking toll: millions of orphaned children
9 May 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Sexual Health
Mental Health
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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History
In Venezuela, a quest for sainthood offers proof of miracles
19 April 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Venezuela
Religion
Catholicism
Saints
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Animals
Meet the creatures of the night sea
19 April 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Squid
Marine Biology
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Animals
These 50 animals are in peril. Here’s how you can help.
19 April 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Photo Ark
Wildlife Photography
Endangered Species
Threatened Species
Water Conservation
Wildlife Conservation
Plastic Waste
Earth Day Issue
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History
What can the faces on its currency tell us about a country?
19 April 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Visual Arts
Money
Imperialism
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Space
How the space race launched an era of exploration beyond Earth
13 April 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Cold War
Apollo Missions
Space Exploration
Spacecraft
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Environment and Conservation
How overfishing threatens the world's oceans—and why it could end in catastrophe
8 February 2022. By
Amy McKeever
,
National Geographic Staff
Fish
Oceans
Fishing
Fishing Industry
Sustainability
Seafood
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Photography
These photos were among the favourites of our 200 million Instagram followers
28 January 2022. By
Amy McKeever
Internet
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