A groundbreaking study suggests that a genetic incompatibility between Neanderthals and modern humans may have contributed to the extinction of our ancient relatives. Researchers found that different versions of the PIEZO1 gene could have led to miscarriages in hybrid offspring, thus impacting Neanderthal reproductive success.
A new study reveals that raw meat may contribute significantly to urinary tract infections (UTIs), particularly in low-income areas. With 20% of UTI strains linked to foodborne sources, experts urge better meat handling practices.
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Dwayne Johnson's latest film, 'The Smashing Machine,' suffered a disappointing box office opening, earning only $5.9 million, marking a new low for the star. Despite critical acclaim and a strong festival premiere, a lack of audience interest and competition from Taylor Swift's film led to its downfall.
A 5-year-old girl named Suza Kenyaba died from malaria due to critical delays in foreign aid delivery caused by U.S. policy changes, revealing a devastating health crisis in Congo.
Recent research highlights a concerning rise in liver disease linked to alcohol consumption, even at previously deemed moderate levels. Discover how these trends are reshaping public health perspectives.
New research reveals that ancient workers at Kvemo Bolnisi were smelting copper, not iron, using iron oxide as a flux, suggesting that early copper smelters played a crucial role in the development of iron metallurgy.
Maria Branyas Morera, the world's oldest person, passed away at 117, leaving behind vital health insights. A new study reveals her longevity was influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and a yogurt-rich diet. Discover the secrets to her remarkable health and age!
Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, conservatives are blaming South Park for mocking him in a recent episode. While some defend the show's satire, others claim it incites real-world violence.
A groundbreaking study reveals that the spotted ratfish grows teeth outside its mouth, challenging long-held beliefs in evolutionary biology. Discover how this unique feature contributes to mating rituals and sheds light on the evolution of dental structures.
