Dal 2029 potrebbero servire tre mesi in più per andare in pensione – Notizie – Ansa.it

I requisiti anagrafici e contributivi per il pensionamento potrebbero subire del 2029 un incremento di ulteriori 3 mesi. Emerge dall’ultimo aggiornamento del Rapporto della Ragioneria dello Stato su ‘Le tendenze di medio-lungo periodo del sistema pensionistico e socio-sanitario 2025’, anticipato oggi dal Sole 24 Ore. Nel Rapporto precedente, aggiornato al…

This one gene may explain most Alzheimer’s cases

A new analysis led by researchers at University College London suggests that Alzheimer’s disease may depend far more on one gene than previously recognized. The study estimates that more than 90% of Alzheimer’s cases might not develop without the influence of a single gene called APOE. The researchers also found…

The bottled water everyone trusts may be the riskiest

A new study led by Washington State University researchers in Guatemala found that drinking water sources widely believed to be clean and safe often contain harmful bacteria. The research focused on Guatemala’s Western Highlands, where scientists compared what people think about their drinking water with what laboratory testing actually revealed.…

A brain glitch may explain why some people hear voices

A new study led by psychologists at UNSW Sydney offers the clearest evidence so far that hearing voices in schizophrenia may arise from a breakdown in how the brain recognizes its own inner voice. The research suggests that the brain may be misidentifying internally generated thoughts as sounds coming from…

Ad Abu Dhabi il trilaterale sull’Ucraina. L’Ue: ‘Pieno sostegno a Kiev, 200 miliardi dall’inizio della guerra’ – Notizie – Ansa.it

Il PUNTO   Ripartono i negoziati sull’Ucraina. Dopo l’incontro di ieri a Davos tra Zelensky e Trump, oggi negli Emirati va in scena il primo trilaterale Washington-Mosca-Kiev. Il Cremlino definisce “utile sotto ogni aspetto” l’incontro Putin-Witkoff. Durissimo l’attacco da parte del presidente ucraino all’Europa, definita “divisa e persa di fronte…

This 2.6-million-year-old jawbone changes the human story

A newly published study in Nature describes the discovery of the first known Paranthropus fossil from Ethiopia’s Afar region, uncovered about 1000 km north of where this ancient hominin had previously been found. The research team was led by University of Chicago paleoanthropologist Professor Zeresenay Alemseged. The find provides important…

Rare rocks beneath Australia reveal the origins of a critical metal

Scientists studying rare rocks buried deep beneath central Australia have uncovered how one of the world’s most promising new sources of niobium came to be. Niobium is a critical metal used to strengthen steel and support clean energy technologies, and its origins are tied to dramatic geological events that unfolded…

Europa’s ice may be feeding a hidden ocean that could support life

A new study from geophysicists at Washington State University sheds light on how nutrients could travel from the surface of Europa into the moon’s hidden ocean. Europa, one of Jupiter’s largest moons, is considered one of the most promising places in the solar system to search for extraterrestrial life. For…