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Statin drugs are an Internet villain. Do they deserve it?
Statin drugs are an Internet villain. Do they deserve it?
What fracking is doing to the Earth—and to our bodies
What fracking is doing to the Earth—and to our bodies
Transylvania may hold the secret to a long and happy life
Transylvania may hold the secret to a long and happy life
These dolphins have orca friends—but may have an ulterior motive
These dolphins have orca friends—but may have an ulterior motive
Forget the road trip—these national parks are best visited by train
Forget the road trip—these national parks are best visited by train
Your Memory, Rewired
An exploration into the fuzzy, fascinating frontiers of memory science—including advice on how to make your own memory more powerful. Learn more.
Secrets of the Penguins
SECRETS OF THE PENGUINS changes everything we ever believed to be true. From the emperor penguins’ revelatory bonds of friendship to the gritty resolve of gentoos and rockhoppers and the astonishing ingenuity of the migrant penguins that reached deserts and far beyond, their incredible traditions and societies echo ours in ways we never dreamt possible — until now.
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Celebrate Amsterdam's 750th birthday with these fun-filled events
Celebrate Amsterdam's 750th birthday with these fun-filled events
Try these essential dishes on your next trip to Greece
Try these essential dishes on your next trip to Greece
Forget the road trip—these national parks are best visited by train
Forget the road trip—these national parks are best visited by train
July 2025 Issue
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She's inspiring a new future for Africa’s nomadic herders
She's inspiring a new future for Africa’s nomadic herders
How conservation icon David Attenborough holds onto hope
How conservation icon David Attenborough holds onto hope
There’s a 10,000-person wait list to scavenge London’s Thames
There’s a 10,000-person wait list to scavenge London’s Thames
Inside the foundry forging $15,000 artisanal samurai swords
Inside the foundry forging $15,000 artisanal samurai swords
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