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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The New Lamp That Changes Brightness For Your Health
The Ario Lamp is the world's first healthy lamp; it projects light in a way that awakens you and keeps you energized during the day, then gets you ready for sleep at night. -
For A Healthy Diet, Variety May Not Be Key
Researchers have found that the "variety is the spice of life" way of thinking doesn't have anything to do with diet, as the healthiest of Americans eat a small range of healthy food. -
Losing Yourself In Eminem's Music Boosts Athletic Performance
Researchers have found that listening to Eminem boosted athletic performance in British swimmer Ben Hooper as he trained for a 2,000-mile swim on New Year's Eve 2015. -
A Heat-Activated 'Grenade' Targets, Kills Cancer Tumors
Researchers have developed a type of cancer-drug-carrying "grenade" with heat-sensitive triggers that can be sent directly to cancer tumors and detonated. -
If You Want Happiness In The Morning, Sleep Uninterrupted
Researchers have found that it's not the amount of sleep you get, it's how uninterrupted it is that affects your mood the following morning. -
Walkable Cities Are Great For Health — Happiness, Not So Much
New research from the University of Virginia finds people living in walkable cities are healthier than those in the suburbs or rural areas, but not any happier. -
The International Space Station Is Cleaner Than Your Bathroom
The International Space Station is much cleaner than your bathroom, according to analysis of onboard air filters and vacuums. -
Men With These Four Genetic Variants Are 10 Times More Likely To Get Testicular Cancer
Researchers have identified four new genetic variants that make a man 10 times more likely to develop testicular cancer. -
The Game Design That Aims To Do Away With Social Bias
Dartmouth College researchers have found that certain types of game design can influence a person's social bias and stereotypes. -
One Company Is Fighting The World's Sperm Shortage By Handing Out Its Surplus
Cryos International is helping to fight the worldwide sperm shortage by handing out its surplus donations, meaning one donor may father up to 25 children. -
Introducing The First Prescription-Strength Video Game
Project: Evo, aiming to be the first-ever "prescription-strength" video game, helps kids with ADHD concentrate better and could be an alternative to Ritalin and other drugs. -
Drinking Beer Makes You Awesome At Sex, Says Science
A new book states that drinking beer has multiple health benefits, including making you awesome at sex.
