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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Freeze-Dried Poop Capsules May Be The Next Weight-Loss Fad
A clinical trial will use freeze-dried poop pills to determine whether or not a fecal transplant can help obese patients lose weight. -
Man Answers Questions About His 'Bionic Penis'
In a recent Reddit "Ask Me Anything" thread, user Titantool answered questions about his bionic penis, how it works, how it affects his love life, and more. -
New Device Treats Nausea In Minutes
ReliefBand is a new wearable device designed to fight motion and morning sickness. -
Living In A City May Be Making You Fat
Living in a city may be why you can't lose any weight, Swiss study finds. -
Fitbit Hasn't Had A Good Start To 2016
The class-action lawsuit filed against Fitbit is the latest in a series of unfortunate events, and the new year has just begun. -
Digital Eye Strain Affects 65% Of Americans
The Vision Council release a report which found 65 percent of Americans suffer from digital eye strain. -
Ancient Roman Bathhouses Were Infested With Intestinal Parasites
Archaeological evidence reveals Roman bathhouses were dirtier than we could imagine. -
This Is The Best Overall Diet, According To Experts
The DASH Diet has been named the best overall diet for the sixth year in a row. -
This Glowing Dye Helps Doctors Get A Better View Of Your Insides
Stanford University researchers have developed a fluorescent dye to help better identify cancers and tumors inside the body. -
Stuart Scott's Daughters Remember Their Dad In Touching Video Tribute
ESPN anchor Stuart Scott's daughters posted a touching tribute to him a year after his death. -
Humans Have Free Will, But Only Up To A Certain Point
Our ability to veto movements even after the brain displays readiness potential proves humans have free will, new study says. -
Two Heads Are Better Than One, But Thousands May Solve The World's Problems
Human computation — spreading out a computer's work among thousands of people — could be key to solving global problems like climate change, global warming, and war.
