Cape May And Woodbine Water Systems Respond To a Cyber Incident
We open with Ana Hummel filling in for Dawn Stensland and immediately get into genome software producing viable bacteriophages, which sends us into a discussion about laboratory safety, gain-of-function research and what happens when machines can design complete genomes. Ana’s first news block moves to the cyber incident affecting water-system computer networks in Cape May and Woodbine, where officials say drinking water remains safe. We also cover the Emily Pryor Albino sexual-abuse charges in Delaware, Larry Pettis losing his New Jersey medical license following his controlled-substance…
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