5,000-Year-Old Ice Cave Bacterium That Resists Modern Antibiotics

Scientists recently uncovered a 5,000-year-old bacterium trapped deep inside a remote Romanian ice cave. This ancient microbe carries a startling secret that challenges our modern understanding of antibiotic evolution. Despite predating clinical medicine, the bacterium possesses over 100 genes that resist today’s most powerful drugs.

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#Yoga for #Heart #Health

#Yoga for #Heart #Health

IAF Grounds Entire Tejas Fleet After Third Crash Raises Security Concerns

IAF Grounds Entire Tejas Fleet After Third Crash Raises Security Concerns

IAF Grounds Entire Tejas Fleet After Third Crash Raises Security Concerns

India’s indigenous fighter jet programme faces intense scrutiny after a Tejas Light Combat Aircraft crashed during a landing attempt. This specific accident occurred in February 2026 at a key Indian airbase during a routine training mission. Fortunately, the pilot acted quickly and ejected safely before the aircraft sustained major structural damage upon impact. Consequently, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has officially declared the single-seat fighter jet unserviceable for any future flight operationsRead more

The #WeightLoss Paradox: #Eating More to #Weigh Less

Most people believe that successful dieting requires tiny portions. They also think it involves long periods of fasting to see any real results on the scale. Groundbreaking new research shows something fascinating. You can stick to standard meal sizes. You might even eat more while still substantially cutting your calories. The secret to weight loss is choosing completely unprocessed wholefoods. Opt for fresh fruits and vegetables. Avoid the ultra-processed foods that dominate modern diets.Read more

#Hindus and #Jews lead #America in #college #education

The latest Religious Landscape Study from the Pew Research Center offers a fascinating and detailed look into the educational backgrounds of diverse American faith communities. This massive survey highlights that religious identity often serves as a strong indicator of whether an individual will successfully complete a four-year university degree program. While the national average for college graduation among all U.S. adults sits at thirty-five percent, specific groups demonstrate much higher levels of academic success.Read more