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The following is an excerpt from “Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Well-Being” by Manoush Zomorodi

Using the right fitness and wellness tech can help you to achieve your goals and also help with recovery. As CNET’s resident fitness expert, I’ve tested everything from the best treadmills to smart rings and smart home gyms. As great as some of these products are, there are a few I keep coming back to…

We’ve all been there — you’re getting blood drawn, but the clinician can’t find your veins. Maybe you didn’t drink enough water and now you’ve got to grit your teeth through multiple needle sticks

The wellness equipment market is booming with gadgets and tech that seem tempting to purchase based on marketing promises. Knowing what’s actually worth buying is hard when every device claims to be the one that changes everything. That’s why we decided to go straight to the fitness professionals to silence the tech noise and determine…

Meta released a commercial this summer telling us it believes in people. “Some people will have you believe AI will make us less connected,” the narrator says. “We couldn’t disagree more.” Twenty-two years and 3.5 billion users after Facebook launched, the ad tells us, the company’s technology has changed, but its intentions never have. “Call…

If you’re over 30, and you remember the fitness trends from your youth, the scale was your report card, and shrinking was the big goal. You were scared of weights and hadn’t heard of anything beyond that measurement tool

Two prominent research enterprises in North Louisiana are officially partnering, after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), establishing a new framework for collaborative research, student training and shared access to specialized research facilities and expertise

The federal government told software buyers this week to ask their vendors for a complete list of what is inside the products they run. Banks are among the buyers, and the researchers who study how those lists get made say a buyer cannot trust all of what comes back

South Korea’s Kospi dived more than 8% to a three-month low, triggering a circuit breaker, and Japan’s Nikkei slid 4%, following a 2.2% drop for the Philadelphia Semiconductor index

Ultra Maritime demonstrated a counter-unmanned underwater vehicle (C-UUV) capability during the US Navy’s Lanternfish 2026 exercise. The demonstration served as a proof of concept for the company`s Sea Sphere deployable sonar system. The sonar was able to detect and classify autonomous undersea threats in a realistic port protection mission setting