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Do you really need sunscreen every day?
By Caroline Hopkins Sunshine seems to make a strong case against daily sunscreen. When we step outside on a clear day, the sun’s...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 18, 20243 min read


Why does humidity make me so miserable?
By Caroline Hopkins Q: Humidity makes me tired, short-tempered and nauseous. Why don’t I feel this way in drier heat? And how can I stay...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 17, 20243 min read


A mammoth first: 52,000-year-old DNA, in 3D
By Siobhan Roberts In 2018 an international team of scientists — from labs in Houston; Copenhagen, Denmark; Barcelona, Spain; and beyond...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 17, 20244 min read


Heat-related emergencies are soaring in the US. Can hospitals keep up?
By Noah Weiland On a recent Friday in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as triple-digit temperatures stretched into the evening, a 69-year-old man...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 16, 20244 min read


Study finds Alaskan ice field melting at an ‘incredibly worrying’ pace
By Raymond Zhong One of North America’s largest areas of interconnected glaciers is melting twice as quickly as it did before 2010, a team of scientists said last week, in what they called an “incredibly worrying” sign that land ice in many places could disappear even sooner than previously thought. The Juneau Ice Field, which sprawls across the Coast Mountains of Alaska and British Columbia, lost 1.4 cubic miles of ice a year between 2010 and 2020, the researchers estimated.

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 11, 20243 min read


Benefits of fish oil for the heart are murky
By Alice Callahan In 1970, two Danish researchers traveled to Greenland to investigate a nutritional paradox: The Inuit people living in...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 10, 20245 min read


Our favorite workouts of 2024, so far
By Erik Vance The sun is out, the days are long and it feels like everyone is outside exercising. Building a fitness habit requires...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 9, 20243 min read


China becomes first country to retrieve rocks from the moon’s far side
By Katrina Miller China brought a capsule full of lunar soil from the far side of the moon down to Earth, achieving the latest success in an ambitious schedule to explore the moon and other parts of the solar system. The sample, retrieved last week by the China National Space Administration’s Chang’e-6 lander after a 53-day mission, highlights China’s growing capabilities in space and notches another win in a series of lunar missions that started in 2007 and have so far been

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 5, 20245 min read


How healthy are avocados?
By Caroline Hopkins Ripe, creamy avocados are great on toast, salads and burgers, or just sprinkled with salt. Plus, they’re healthy —...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 5, 20243 min read


Walking can be a powerful remedy for back pain
By Talya Minsberg Doctors and physical therapists have long incorporated aerobic exercise into treatment programs for lower-back pain....

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 4, 20243 min read
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