Health & Fitness

These fitness apps not only help you reach your target weight, nutrition, and activity goals, but let you earn cash as well. 

From the latest televisions to ground-breaking high-tech beauty products, our editors picked their favorite products from the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show.

The Oral-B GENIUS X toothbrush doesn't just brush your teeth — it monitors your brushing habits and teaches you to brush better.

From a privacy overhaul to ethical tech usage, here are 9 ways you can revamp and improve your relationship with technology in 2019.

Garmin’s vivosmart 4 measures your body’s overall activity and fitness level and lets you know if you should take it easy or go all out. 

With the latest update to watchOS, your Apple Watch can notify you of an irregular heart rhythm — and it's already giving watch owners early warning of serious health problems.

The Foreo UFO can knock more than eight minutes off the process of applying a sheet mask and elevates the experience to a spa treatment.

These nine products will help you live a healthier, more stress-free life and make a huge impact on your overall wellbeing.

Fitbit Charge 3 houses advanced fitness sensors in a super slim tracker and delivers a solid smartwatch experience.

Starting in iOS 12, your iPhone will automatically send location information to emergency dispatchers when you call 911.

Whether you have seasonal or year-round allergies, here are the high-tech tools we recommend you use to make dealing with them a little less painful.

From navigation to lighting, these gadgets are designed to simplify your cycling and make it safer.

From sleep trackers to smart mattresses, technology can help you get a better night’s sleep.

Light therapy has proven effective in treating seasonal affective disorder and winter blues. Here are 4 lights to try.

These 10 resolutions will help you find balance — between work and life, and in how you use your technology.

We've scoured the web for the best gift box subscriptions with a tech twist. Here are our 14 top picks.

Tracking health and fitness is no longer niche, now that devices of varying designs can monitor every move you make. 

Studies have shown that prediabetes (and even Type II diabetes) can be reversed or prevented through healthy diet and exercise. Here are 4 apps to help

 H20+ Beauty's MiLi Moisture Meter takes moisture readings to let you track your skin's moisture level over time.

Sharpening your mental prowess—or just never forgetting where you left your keys—has a lot of appeal, but can brain training live up to its lofty claims?

With a powerful blue light that can kill acne-causing bacteria, the Espada may be your new beauty best friend. loved one.

Whether he's into fitness gadgets or streaming media devices or smart home tech, these are the gifts that Dad wants this Father's Day.

The Polar H10 has just about all of the bells and whistles you could want on a consumer heart rate monitor. Here's how it stacks up against the competition.

Whether she wants to shape up, clean up, get organized or just sit back and be entertained, here are 6 of the hottest products for Mother's Day.

Follow these five easy tips to ensure you're getting the most accurate tracking of your steps and distance traveled and the number of calories you've burned.

These seven allergy tech products can turn your home into a safe haven from allergens.

Our editors pick for the best fitness watches you can get for under $200.

FTC has shot down Breathometer's claims of accurately measuring blood-alcohol levels. Now, its makers have settled the charges.

Our editors pick their favorite consumer tech products from the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show.

Subscription boxes are the gift that keep on giving every month, but which one is right for your loved ones? Check out our favorites.

This new smartwatch sports a touchscreen and heart rate monitoring with a low $130 pricetag.

Are the updates to Apple's Watch enough to make it a must-have? 

The Panasonic ER-GB80 makes trimming a typical beard easy and consistent, it is easy to keep clean and convenient to use at home or on the road. 

From the Misfit Flash to the Fitbit Zip, there are plenty of worthwhile activity monitors that can help get you into shape on the cheap.

From cleansing brushes to wrinkle-removing lasers to blue light therapy for acne, there's no shortage of at-home beauty treatments. Through testing, we found 5 we can recommend.

For those eager to try a pain reliever that doesn’t require popping pills, Quell's wearable TENS device and neuroscience may have an answer.

We’d happily pocket our gym membership and stick with the virtual Jillian Michaels. Find out why.

Exposure to blue light emitted by electronic devices at night can make it difficult fall and stay asleep. Cut back on blue light with these easy tips.

Here's what you need to know about choosing a Personal Emergency Response Systems and our picks.

Our editors pick their favorite consumer tech products from the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show.

OMsignal’s OMBra is a fashionable, fitness tracking wearable that tracks your heart rate, breathing rate and more.

Flash Cyclist Edition takes the Flash, which is a water-resistant fitness tracker, and adds new tech that lets cyclists track their cadence.

Wait, did you remember to start logging your exercise session before you began jogging? Worry no more with automatic logging on your Fitbit Charge HR or Surge.

The slimmer and lighter Misfit Shine 2 can be worn as a watch, clip-on device or necklace for monitoring fitness, sleep and much more.

Get informed about the food you're eating with these handy apps that help you find foods that are free from a allergens, glutens, preservatives and anything else you're trying to avoid.

A firmware update to the Jawbone UP fitness tracker line brings automatic sleep tracking and passive heart rate tracking.

There are three important health metrics you can track with your heart rate monitor to gain insight into your health and help you work out smarter.

The Speedo Shine activity tracker for swimmers counts laps in the pool using any stroke and measures calories burned via the Misfit smartphone app.

The 3D-printed nature of Spritam (Aprecia Pharmaceuticals) allows it to dissolve quickly, delivering faster relief to seizure patients.