The state of American health, as told by Twitter
Bay Alarm Medical took a closer look at nearly 500,000 geotagged tweets to determine which are the sickest states in the U.S.
Fitbit wearer’s heart rate drops after breakup
Love hurts, and now, your Fitbit can prove it. No more of this qualitative emotions-driven approach, friends.
This GPS-powered cycling vest can trigger turn signals automatically as you follow a route
The RoadwareZ is the upgrade for the tacky cycling safety vest and introduces what could be a new concept in connected safety: GPS-linked turn signals.
Casio’s Android Wear rugged watch is now available at $500
Casio's first smartwatch offering is an Android Wear device that offers relevant information on certain outdoor activities as well.
The world’s first 3D printed, FDA-approved drug hits the market today
The world's first 3D printed drug hits the market today. Spritam was previously approved by the FDA, but the tablet is now available to US consumers.
Ditch the cotton workout gear and try these cool technical fibers
The proper running and biking gear needs to protect you from the wind and wet weather. If you hate feeling chilled, ditch the cotton for technical fabrics.
The KO-X 'all-terrain' hoverboard promises to take a beating without exploding
Hoverboards have gotten a bit of a bad rap when it comes to safety, but this company claims to have fixed those issues with Samsung parts.
Scientists just successfully used gene editing to remove HIV from infected immune cells
Temple University researchers have developed a breakthrough technique that may change the course of treatment for HIV/AIDS and other retrovirus infections.
Graphene wristband can monitor blood glucose, deliver drug treatment
Scientists this week published details on a new wearable wristband designed to monitor and treat diabetes.
Here’s everything new Apple showed off at Monday’s event
Updated Apple Watch bands, a new 9.7-inch iPadPro, and the iPhone 5SE all arrived at Apple's March 21 event. Here's everything we saw at the event.
Apple’s commitment to improving our health isn’t just lip service
Apple introduced CareKit and updated its progress on ResearchKit during its "Loop You In" event.
Everything you need to know about iOS 9.3 and how to get it on your iPhone and iPad
Apple just announced its latest update to its mobile operating system -- iOS 9.3
Apple drops the price of the Apple Watch to $299, rolls out new bands
At a press event on March 21, Apple cut the price of the Apple Watch to $299 and introduced new nylon, leather, and Milanese band options.
New robotic exoskeleton technology is here from Panasonic
Thanks to the incredible technology behind robotic exoskeletons, the elderly, the injured, and everyone else can experience mobility like never before.
Weekly Rewind: Self-tying shoes, March Madness apps, a cloak to keep you off radar
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
Enflux smart clothing is the full-body wearable for the fitness fanatic
Thanks to the miracle of technology, we're now closer than ever to smart clothing that gives us a 3D picture of our full-body movement.
These smart hearing aids restore the beauty of music to those with hearing loss
Starkey Hearing Technologies has announced a new hearing aid that is able to connect to the smartphone for music streaming and hearing aid control.
This could be the first bike bell you ever buy
Australian bike accessories company Knog gives the century-old, standard bicycle bell a sleek, modern look.
Great Scott! Nike’s HyperAdapt 1.0 self-tying shoes will debut on November 28
Nike's HyperAdapt 1.0 are the world's first pair of self-tying shoes. They go on sale November 28.
This sponge-like polymer could revolutionize the way doctors treat spinal cord injuries
Science and technology have met in a groundbreaking development that could change the way doctors treat spinal injuries.
New boxing-focused wearable tracks the type, speed, and power of your punches in real time
Hykso wearable wrist sensors measure boxers' punches and attacks in real time in order to help to improve performance, accuracy, and strategy.
The UFC plans to equip fighters with custom 3D printed mouth guards that absorb impacts
UFC has partnered with GuardLab to encourage the use of mouth protection by creating custom 3D printed mouthguards for fighters.
This rugged Android Wear smartwatch can swim with the fishes and keep ticking
Nixon's first smartwatch is an Android Wear watch that's fully waterproof up to 330 feet. It also boasts smart features for surfers, snowboarders, and more.
Prototype ‘omnifocal’ lenses can auto-focus on whatever you’re looking at
The new technology, which Israel based Deep Optics calls "omnifocals," would forever change how lens makers deal with farsightedness.
This ‘cyborg heart patch’ can replace dying muscle, automatically release drugs
Scientists have gifted the world with a "cyborg heart patch" that just might upend the entire cardiac research field.
College student 3D prints his own Invisalign braces, which work amazingly well
Using a 3D printer and Internet-sourced know-how, creative college student Amos Dudley created a DIY version of Invisalign braces.
MyZone’s new fitness app lets everyone compete together, regardless of ability
MyZone has announced a new app that offers users the ability to stream music and chat from within the app.
New York will soon require all drug prescriptions to be issued electronically
On March 27, New York State will begin mandating all doctors' prescriptions be filled out electronically and sent directly to pharmacies.
Graphene-infused bike tires adapt on the fly to changing conditions
With Vittoria's 2016 bicycle tire lineup, you get a rugged and responsive all-in-one package thanks to its new ingredient - graphene.
Sensoria and MyZone announce chest-monitoring fitness garments
Sensoria and MyZone have announced a partnership that will see a new line of smart garments, which will work with the MyZone fitness coaching app.