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Hundreds of Cancer Apps: Do They Work?Smartphone apps aimed at preventing cancer, or helping people with the disease to manage it, have the potential to improve people's health, but many of these apps have drawbacks, researchers say.
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Ultrathin, Flexible Sensor Could Improve Health-Monitoring TechAn ultralight, flexible pressure sensor could be used as a flexible second skin or wearable touch screen.
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Fitness Trackers May Trigger Rashes in People Allergic to NickelFitbit, the maker of popular fitness trackers, has issued an apology and is offering refunds and replacements to some users who have experienced rashes on their wrists.
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Misfit Shine: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Misfit Shine offers a beautiful design, a long battery life and is waterproof, but lacks the ease of use and informational value of other trackers.
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Explainer: After 4G, Why Do We Need 5G Phones?Opinion
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Basis B1: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Basis B1 band is an activity tracker that's marketed to help busy people fit exercise into their everyday lives. I tested the device for a week to see if it lived up to this claim.
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Fitbit Force: Fitness Tracker Review
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Want to Remember Your Museum Visit? Don't Take Pictures
