Collaborate Disseminate
The University of Pennsylvania and the University of Phoenix confirm that they are victims of the recent Oracle EBS hacking campaign.
The post Penn and Phoenix Universities Disclose Data Breach After Oracle Hack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Continue reading Penn and Phoenix Universities Disclose Data Breach After Oracle Hack
The Ivy League school said it was one of almost 100 organizations hit by the simultaneous attacks in August.
The post University of Pennsylvania joins growing pool of Oracle customers impacted by Clop attacks appeared first on CyberScoop.
The ‘down the rabbit hole’ online-search behaviors of nearly 500,000 people from 50 countries has shed new light on how mood, education level, gender, background and culture influence how we sate our curiosity and seek out new knowledge. So we ask: Are… Continue reading What your Wikipedia browsing style says about you
Small vessel disease (SVD) causes damage to small arteries and capillaries that reduces blood flow to sensitive organs like the eye, brain, and kidney and can be triggered by aging, high blood pressure, and genetic abnormalities. Retinal vasculopathy w… Continue reading Genetics of aging uncovered with rare disease discovery
Overt acts of aggression include verbal and physical violence and bullying. Then, there are covert signs like vandalism and property damage, fire-setting, and theft. Both can negatively affect relationships and have legal consequences. It goes without … Continue reading Common dietary supplement found to reduce aggression by 30%
While current diagnostic definitions of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are relatively new, the general condition has been identified by clinicians under a variety of names for centuries. Recent genetic studies have revealed the conditi… Continue reading ADHD linked to evolutionary success in ancient humans
Almost 25 years since scientists first identified the difference in anesthetic sensitivity between males and females, new research suggests that sex hormones make men more responsive to this state of unconsciousness – and women far less so.Continue Rea… Continue reading Sex hormones determine how well anesthesic works in men and women
A new study has found that treatment with a ‘chemical chaperone’ assists in reducing the accumulation of protein plaques and restores cognitive functioning in mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease. The findings could lead to novel treatments to help treat this debilitating disease.
Tags: Alzheimer’s Disease, Protein, Brain, University of Pennsylvania
Continue reading “Chemical chaperone” improves Alzheimer’s signs in early & late disease
We all know that stress can rob you of a good night’s sleep, but it’s more than just racing thoughts behind it. For the first time, scientists have identified how stress fires up brain cells at the wrong time during sleep stages, causing interrupted sl… Continue reading Stress triggers a neuron during sleep that upends healthy slumber
A new study has uncovered how the commonly used local anesthetic drug, lidocaine, activates bitter taste receptors to exert an anti-cancer effect in head and neck cancers. Given its low cost and ready availability, the drug could easily be incorporated… Continue reading Common local anesthetic may be effective against head and neck cancers