New research finds toxins used to make some brands of smart watch wrist straps are able to seep through the skin ...

According to recent study, more expensive wristbands are more likely to expose wearers to chemicals found in synthetic rubber ...

Prior research has shown that more than a fifth of Americans wear a smartwatch or a fitness tracker — and they do so for extended periods of time.

Smartwatches and fitness trackers might pose health risks due to high levels of PFHxA, a chemical found in the fluorinated ...

but a new study might have you rethink how you strap the device to your wrist in the future. The study, which was just published in the American Chemical Society’s journal Environmental Science & ...

Check our Garmin smartwatch reviews to find out more. If you don't fancy a wrist-worn wearable, another option is to buy a smart ring. This is still a relatively niche market, but it is growing. Many ...

Brain atrophy refers to a loss of brain cells, or a loss in the number of connections between brain cells. It can occur as a result of the natural aging process, injury, infection, or certain ...

One way to monitor your exercise activity in or on the water is with a waterproof smartwatch, and there are plenty of options available to buy today. At ZDNET, we've tested all of the best ...

The ability to cooperate plays a crucial role in many areas of human life—whether in the workplace, in politics, or in personal relationships. A new study shows how memory and the recollection ...

In different cancer models, applying a novel mixture of immunotherapeutic mRNA encapsulated in LNPs led to a clearly improved therapeutic efficacy with limited side effects. This proves the added ...

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