Neandertals

Neandertals: The Ancient Fire Masters Who Beat Modern Humans by 400,000 Years

For decades, scientists assumed Neandertals merely ‘borrowed’ fire from natural sources — lightning strikes, wildfires, volcanic sparks. But a groundbreaking new analysis from southern England has rewritten that chapter of human evolution. Evidence now shows that “Neandertals mastered fire-making tools nearly 400,000 years ago”, hundreds of thousands of years earlier Read more…

Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s Disease: New Study Finds That Just 3,000 Steps a Day May Delay Cognitive Decline by Years

“Alzheimer’s disease”, one of the world’s most devastating neurodegenerative disorders, may be slowed down with something surprisingly simple: “walking”. A groundbreaking study published in ‘Nature Medicine’ suggests that taking “3,000 to 7,500 steps per day” could delay the onset of Alzheimer’s-related cognitive decline by “3 to 7 years”, even in Read more…

Bacteria

AI Creates First Working Genome: A New Era in the Fight Against Bacteria

In a stunning leap forward for biotechnology, “artificial intelligence has generated the first working viral genomes capable of killing bacteria”, opening the door to revolutionary treatments for antibiotic-resistant infections. Researchers report that AI-designed “bacteriophages” – viruses that infect and destroy bacteria – successfully targeted and killed ‘Escherichia coli’ in laboratory Read more…