Hacking and tracking cars
It may sound like something out of a spy thriller, but automotive cybersecurity researchers have raised the alarm about a new security flaw in late model car’s that could lead to hacking, and eavesdropping. Criminals who exploit this flaw can now your track car’s location, access personal data, or even record conversations. To protect yourself, update your car infotainment systems as soon as possible.
Source: Northumberland News
Selfie hurts painting
An 18th century oil painting at Florence’s Uffizi Gallery was damaged by a tourist who fell backward while trying to make a meme in front of a portrait od Ferdinanado de Medicie by Anton Domenico Gabbiani. While repairs were possible, the gallery director said the museum will now “set very precise limits, preventing behaviour that is not compatible or respectful of the museum and cultural heritage.
Source: BBC
Resource Roadmap
Caregivers Alberta’s new searchable database is informed by caregivers, for caregivers. Designed to help access caring supports efficiently. You can filter the database by categories such as; “Basic needs and safety”, “Financial”, “Grief, loss and palliative care”, “Indigenous resources”, “Employed Caregivers” and more. You can locate and sort by keyword, and the health corridor you or your loved one resides in.
Source: caregiversalberta.ca/resources/
Rising risk of hyponatremia
With blood sodium levels decreasing drastically, hyponatremia can lead to brain swelling, seizures, coma, muscle breakdown, and in severe cases, death. Studies link hot weather and hyponatremia, particularly in seniors. Treatment involves finding the cause then medication adjustments, fluid restriction, or electrolyte replacement. Severe cases require hospitalization and sodium solutions.
Source: LiveScience
Images: Uffizi Gallery. Shutterstock.
