As more people survive cancer, "the importance of incorporating exercise into patient care is immense..."

Tracking what you eat with an app may help you lose weight—as long as you actually stick with it.

Artificial intelligence could keep your phone charged longer by figuring out when you need to use your it and when you don't.

Current surveys ask patients with depression to summarize their feelings over long periods of time, but more check-ins via phone could be better.

New platform acts as a gatekeeper to ensure web services adhere to a user’s custom data restrictions.

A new app offers personalized resources for navigating cancer side effects, insurance issues, and more.

Using your smartphone to learn to monitor and accept your feelings could help you feel less lonely.

Why are we so drawn to our phones, even at the expense of our relationships? Evolution.

The US infrastructure system only gets a D+ grade, but smartphone sensors may offer a way to monitor crumbling roads and bridges.

"We get so focused on picture-taking, we miss the experience itself."