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Scientists Map Alzheimer’s Genetic Timeline: Revolutionary Brain Cell Discovery Changes Everything
Astrocytes trigger Alzheimer's disease first, followed by microglia in later stages—a groundbreaking discovery that overturns decades of assumptions about how…
Mice Can Recognize Themselves in Mirrors: Scientists Break the Self-Awareness Barrier
Mice can recognize themselves in mirrors and respond to changes in their appearance—a cognitive ability previously thought to be exclusive…
How 600 Men Toppled an Empire: Cortés and the Fall of Tenochtitlán
In 1519, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés landed on the Mexican coast with just 600 men—and a mission to seize the…
Crucial Feature of Human Language Emerged More Than 135,000 Years Ago
Human language didn't gradually evolve over millions of years as most people assume. Instead, the capacity for complex human communication…
Looking at Images of Nature Does Something Powerful in The Brain
Scientists at the University of Vienna subjected 49 volunteers to controlled electrical shocks while monitoring their brain activity through functional…
Your Earliest Memories Are Still There – Here’s the Proof
Yale researchers have shattered the long-held belief that infants can't create retrievable memories, using cutting-edge brain scans to prove that…
When “Trash” Deep in a Mexican Cave Revealed 500-Year-Old Fertility Rituals
A Russian speleologist discovered 14 pristine 500-year-old artifacts in Mexico's Tlayócoc cave that represent a perfectly preserved collection of fertility…
Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: Scientists Map the Hidden Moment When Brain Proteins Begin Their Deadly Dance
What if the most devastating disease of our time could be stopped at its very first breath? A study has…