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Photo Illustration by Kelly Caminero / The Daily Beast / GettyRemember the 1990s when mood rings were having a moment? Well, what’s old is new again, except with a high-tech twist: Instead of color-changing stones to indicate shifting emotions, today’s “modern mood rings” use physiological data to flag moments of stress, excitement, despair, and more.You might even be wearing one right now: They may be literal rings, like the upcoming Happy Ring, watches like the Fitbit Sense 2 or Upmood, or wri

Marine collagen benefits include less menopausal muscle pain and tiredness, plus stronger bones, smoother skin, less eye irritation and more.

GenZennials are a high-risk group. Recent research proves there is hope for overcoming anxiety due to lack of sleep.

In South Africa, a DGHI researcher is testing how mobile technology could help reverse a troubling trend among adolescents with HIV.

The COVID-19 pandemic led to a significant decrease in selfie-related deaths, even as social media usage spiked. The study suggests that lockdowns and travel restrictions limited opportunities for risky selfies, highlighting the need for new preventative strategies.