Nuclear Weapons Cybersecurity
Monday, June 12, 2023 m https://www.gao.gov/podcast/nuclear-weapons-cybersecurity
Nuclear weapons, along with other military weapon systems, are increasingly relying on software and other information technology to operate. But this increased reliance may make nuclear weapons and the systems they rely on more vulnerable to cyberattacks. We learn more from GAO’s Allison Bawden, an expert on nuclear security.
Cancer patients can possibly avoid radiation
https://www.news.com.au/world/cancer-patients-can-possibly-avoid-radiation/video/0ec4a79ddc8001d666531d2105fc8bbb 12 June 23 Researchers performed a study in which several cancer patients without radiation did just as well as those who were undergoing radiation. Emory University’s Dr. Winawer shares how removing radiation would allow patients to avoid serious side effects. (Video)
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