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Sure, dietary self-monitoring can help you improve your diet. But is it really an easy way to lose weight?

Digital transformation is a goal. But it can be elusive — and expensive — if pursued incorrectly. There are 5 steps companies can take to increase the chances for successful digital transformation. One of the most important is performance-based co…

“We now have an irrefutable biomarker system that this intervention has promise where no other real hope for recovery of dementia has ever existed before,” said Dr. Edward Fogarty chairman of Radiology at the University of North Dakota (UND) School of …

YouTube’s censorship of anti-vaccine videos is counterproductive. Here’s why.

The crash of a Lion Air 737 in Indonesia holds lessons for those contemplating complex autonomy in automobiles — even in the high regulated world of aviation, small software changes combined with maintenance, training, and human pilots to sow the seed…

Findings of a recent study in the BMJ indicate that men in their 50s have a higher-than expected rate of revision surgery after undergoing surgery for shoulder replacement, with the highest risks of complications such as blood clots and infections in t…

Results of a new pilot study indicate that a combination treatment approach using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and immersive virtual reality environments (VRE) produced noticeable functional improvement in autistic adults with phobias and anxiety.

New cancer drugs routinely cost more than $100,000 per patient, even when they bring only modest benefits. And some generic medications are going up in price rapidly. There is a sector of the healthcare industry that has flow under the radar but is jus…

New composite semiconductor technology may enable super Turing machines. This may transpire before practical scalable quantum computers can be built. The net result: infinitely more degrees of problem solving freedom and a jolt out of narrowly defined …