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
IBM's Watson uses deep learning and billions of medical images to help diagnose and treat disease, offer personalized treatment options, and provide expertise.
A safe, effective, and affordable blood test has been developed that will help diagnose rare cancers, like germ cell tumors, in children.
BrainCraft's Vanessa Hill busts three misconceptions you may have about sugar.
Small acts of kindness, such as holding a door, have been shown to help people deal with stress and make them happier overall.
Stony Brook University's Innovation Lab lets students use 3D printers to create anything they can imagine and more.
An Australian woman and her husband, who beat Hodgkin's lymphoma as a teen, used IVF and the man's 23-year-old sperm to conceive a child, setting a Guinness World Record.
Dr. Carlo Oller, an emergency surgeon, shows a video of a patient who had shot himself through the hand with an arrow, and the procedure they went through to remove it.
People in the U.S. are living more sedentary lives than ever before; new research shows how they're spending all their time.
Researchers have created an electric bandage using a stretchy hydrogel that will heal wounds faster, monitor a patient's temperature, and administer drugs when needed.
Safyre Terry, an 8-year-old burn victim whose family was killed in an arsonist set fire, has only one item on her Christmas wishlist this year: holiday cards.
People who eat pears are less likely to be obese, have lower body weight, eat better, and consume less empty calories, a new study shows.
After a year and a half of battlefield use, the XStat, which plugs wounds and stops bleeding in under 20 seconds, has been FDA-approved for public use.