Steve Smith
Steve Smith is a native of Pennsylvania currently living in New Jersey and working in New York City. He covers tech for Medical Daily and has freelanced for a number of different websites, most you've probably never heard of. When not writing, he's reading crime fiction novels, playing video games, enjoying a good beer and wondering if he'll ever finish that novel.
Articles By Steve Smith
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9 Health Tech Products You Can Scoop Up This Holiday Shopping Season
Black Friday is the perfect time to get in your holiday shopping, so here are nine health-related tech deals you should scoop up. -
Go For A Run And You'll Remember More
Lace up for better long-term memory, says a new study. -
New Technique Could Diagnose A Stroke In Minutes, Not Hours
Researchers have developed a new technique for diagnosing strokes that takes minutes instead of hours. -
Tech Tats Are The Health Trackers Of The Future
Tech Tattoos, created by Chaotic Moon, are biowearables that contain your vital information, and may soon act as a personal wallet. -
Men May Drink More Alcohol, But Women Are Catching Up
Men may drink more alcohol than women, but a new analysis shows that women are slowly catching up. -
The Higher Your Resting Heart Rate, The Greater Your Risk Of Death
According to a new meta-analysis, a high resting heart rate has been linked to an increased chance of death by all causes. -
When Stores Hide Cigarettes, Teens Smoke Less
When researchers hid cigarettes from teens in a replica convenience store, the teens were less susceptible to future smoking. -
3 Video Games Scientifically Proven To Strengthen Your Brain
Some games, like "Starcraft" and "Super Mario," benefit your brain, while others, like "World of Warcraft" and "Candy Crush Saga," don't. -
This Robotic Prosthetic Leg Mimics Our Natural Gait, Even When It Loses Balance
Researchers have developed a prosthetic robotic leg that helps above-the-knee amputees regain their natural gait and maintain their balance if they trip. -
Weight Loss Surgery May Help Curb Sugar Cravings
Using gastric bypass surgery, researchers have found a way to inhibit the release of dopamine, which can reduce sugar cravings in the obese and diabetic. -
In Online Gaming, Personalities Show Through Usernames
Analysis of usernames within the popular computer game League of Legends has revealed who is more prone to positive or negative personalities, as well as the age of the players. -
The App That'll Make Sure Kids Get Better Quality Screen Time
Now that the American Association of Pediatrics has updated its rules about screen time for children, there's a new app that will monitor it for you.
