Deleting your period tracking app isn't enough to guarantee digital privacy around abortion access, says expert Anton Dahbura.

An edible QR code could one day offer a way to spot fake whiskey and could even be a step toward dealing with counterfeit medications.

Even if you have data tracking turned off, data from friends and even strangers can predict with surprising accuracy where you are and where you're going.

SleepLoop, a wearable device that plays specific sounds, is an effective way to enhance deep sleep. But it doesn't work the same for everyone.

Whether it's watching TV, scrolling on social media, or playing a computer game, more than two hours of screen time negatively affects teen well-being.

Counterfeit drugs are a growing problem in the US. New watermarks could make checking whether your medication is fake as easy as snapping a smartphone pic.

Parents with multiple kids have a harder time enforcing screen time guidelines, especially if they're different ages, research from Australia finds.

A medical test uses smartphone vibrations and a single drop of blood to detect how well blood will clot. "Almost everyone who has a phone can use this."

A medical test uses smartphone vibrations and a single drop of blood to detect how well blood will clot. "Almost everyone who has a phone can use this."

Personal assistant apps similar to Siri can boost memory in older adults with dementia by sending reminders about medications and appointments.