According to New Scientist, a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal skeleton has been found with severe injuries. The injuries point to the violent conditions Neanderthals endured, but the skeleton also offers hints that they cared for one another.
The report frames the remains as a rare glimpse into Neanderthal life. The combination of severe trauma and possible care is what makes the find significant: it suggests danger was routine, yet help was possible.
Because only one source is cited here, there are no conflicting accounts to compare. The conclusions should therefore be read as New Scientist's description of the fossil, rather than a settled interpretation.