Random mutations key driver in many cancers say Johns Hopkins team
Johns Hopkins researchers report that about two thirds of mutations in various cancers arise from random copying errors during cell division. The study notes multiple mutations are needed for tumors and that lifestyle and heredity still matter, but random chance plays a larger role than many believe.
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New WikiLeaks documents describe CIA methods to rewrite firmware on Apple devices to preserve access after resets. The 2008 NightSkies tool targeted iPhone 3G and could extract contacts and call logs, while Mac exploits involve Thunderbolt adapters and older MacBook Air models. Experts deem the hacks plausible but largely outdated and requiring physical access, with limited risk to general users.
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