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A new coronavirus complication has been found and doctors can't explain why it's happening.

Thailand has deployed 'ninja robots' to assist in the constant battle against the coronavirus COVID-19.

This AI-powered wearable can successfully predict heart failure at a rate of 80%

In a time when every new product must be 'smart', does a connected water bottle actually improve health outcomes? Let's see.

An aspiring startup has put a working ECG inside a business card to show off how accessible the technology can be.

New microchip has some unique features.

Teenagers spending too much time on social networking sites could be at risk of mental health problems?

Where is your phone when you sleep?

Video games to help people... lose weight?!

BlackBerry is looking for niche business opportunities.

Have a cardiac device installed? Don't keep your smartphone so close!

This wearable helps you better understand the stressful parts of your day.

Oh. Yikes.

Researchers hope the Biostamp can revolutionize biometric-based wearables.

IBM wants to use all of that data collected by wearables to make it easier for doctors and healthcare providers to aid patients.

If you're a wearable owner, don't worry about cancer or other health concerns, Fitbit CEO says.

Some doctors are worried about potential health issues related to newer wearable products.

Wearables may be popular among consumers, but show true potential in health industry.

More than 1 billion people are at risk of hearing-related problems due to loud volume from smartphones and audio devices, WHO says.

There are a growing number of fitness trackers available, but trying to pick the right one can be a difficult choice for consumers.

Wearable devices helping casual consumers collect and track better fitness data.

Psychologist breaks down the motives behind gamers as they literally play to death.

As smart technology continues, some are worried that connected technologies could lead humans to be in less control of our lives.

Wearables will continue to increase in popularity throughout 2015, with great potential in the medical industry, analysts believe.

Researchers working to develop new smartphone and mobile screens able to help with corrective vision.

QButton is the world's first post-it Bluetooth health product - currently running though IndieGoGo.

A discussion on the different ways to use Microsoft's Kinect tech and what we may see in the future, beyond just gaming.

Want a good night of sleep? It might be time to leave the smartphone and tablet and just focus on sleep.

An alternative to alternative medicine.

The first Fitbit Force left owners frustrated, as they suffered skin irritation from its design and materials - but those problems are resolved.

Smartphones could one day be used to help listen for sleep disorders.

Vitalsines is claiming to help you measure your life expectancy and more with their new Indiegogo product and app made for iOS devices.

The saturation of mobile devices is only adding to physical injuries people are suffering.

The Baidu DuBike is a pedal-powered machine with a twist: the ability to better track rider's health.

The ALIZ-E project aims to make artificial intelligence that can be used by robots to interact with children suffering from physical and mental problems.

French-based ANSES says 3D for children under six can lead to vision problems, and should be avoided.

Oculus VR doesn't want Sony to rush its Project Morpheus headset without solving motion sickness issues.

Nintendo moving forward with its health technology business, and hopes a sleep sensor will keep its customers healthier.

Samsung pledges $50 million to help startups and companies trying to innovate digital health efforts industry-wide.

Cefaly headband is FDA approved fr treating migraines, sounds like a tens unit.

Opternative online eye test promises to accurately diagnose your eye condition and give you a prescription for glasses.

Oral-B will show off its Bluetooth equipped toothbrushes at MWC 2014 that interface with a smartphone app.

Apple said to be including health-tracking software in iOS8. Is the iWatch launch imminent?