Millions of American adults suffer from poor mental health. Can gaming improve mental health?
A new wristwatch aims to warn people with epilepsy before a seizure, so they can take steps to prevent it or minimize its effects.
Some health issues are exclusive to men. Here’s a look at some select digital health companies for men's health and how they can help.
Sleep trackers are everywhere. But how accurate are these commercial sleep trackers, and how useful is the data in analyzing our sleep habits?
Losing weight can be tricky, but apps are here to help. So what are the best weight loss apps and what should you look for?
Do you suffer from insomnia? There are quite a few smartphone apps currently available to help improve your sleep, along with other techniques.
Millions of Americans suffer from sleep apnea. Fortunately, new tech is always evolving to help with diagnosis and treatment of this condition.
The FDA has cleared a digital stethoscope by a company named Eko that uses machine learning and AI technology to detect heart murmurs and atrial fibrillation
Weighted blankets can help people fall asleep by applying a hug-like pressure to combat anxiety and provide a calming effect.
Blue light is a spectrum of light that can come from technological devices and keep you from getting the sleep that you need.
With all of the new gadgets in today's world, going technology-free sometimes might help you feel more energized and productive.
Wearable devices are becoming extremely common and can really help people monitor important health information and stay healthy.
Technology has provided new devices that can help you look good, whether it's your hair, skin, teeth, or another body part.
Although e-cigarettes and vaping may be an option to get people off of classic tobacco use, it still has potentially devastating health effects.
Phones are a big part of our daily lives and there are a variety of ways that we can use them to manage and improve physical and mental health.
Apps can be helpful for treating low back pain. One study looked at the app Kaia and explored how it helped patients improve back pain.
You might be able to use technology like smartphones to help you self-monitor your heart rate and potentially prevent or reduce heart attacks.
Though it isn’t likely that video game play will cause carpal tunnel syndrome, take breaks when doing repetitive movements during work or play.
