Todd Bookman

Fitness trackers may do a decent job tracking fitness, but can they make lasting change in human behavior? A new opinion piece in ...

It’s apparently not easy to catch shut-eye aboard the International Space Station. Lighting, constant interruptions and the ...

The language of medical billing hopes to cover any possible malady, no matter how obscure. Updated Sept. 10 ...

Despite a veto threat from President Obama, the U.S. House Thursday passed legislation that changes the definition of full-time employee ...

Immigration isn’t just for tired, poor, huddled masses. Through a federal program that usually flies under the radar, a limited num ...

Can you predict the success of a new technology by how much buzz it gets? The tech industry has a habit of getting ahead of itself ...

Just two months after Gov. Tom Corbett signed “Hannah’s Law” and two weeks before her second birthday, the Levittown gi ...

Curling up with a new iPad this holiday season could lead to a crummy night of sleep. New research co-authored by Penn State biobe ...

Forty-five Philadelphia cab companies are joining together to sue Uber, arguing the ride-sharing service is operating illegally in the ci ...

The search for the longer-lasting, faster-charging battery keeps going and going… Inside a ground floor laboratory on a quie ...

Professional hockey players tough it out through bloody noses and broken teeth, but at least a dozen have been sidelined this season with ...

The next wave in wearable technology will attempt to open the mind. The founders of Halo Neuroscience don’t have a tidy elev ...