Migraine sufferers who used a smartphone-based relaxation technique at least twice a week experienced on average four fewer headache days per month, a new study shows. Migraine sufferers who used a ...

When you're running your own business, there are never enough hours in a day. To get things done you start coming in early, staying later, skipping lunch and bringing work home. This constant battle ...

Thanks to COVID-19, travelers have plenty of reasons to be anxious. Sleep Inn is introducing a customer perk with the goal of easing the pain. The Choice Hotels midscale hotel brand is partnering with ...

Headaches suck. Literally. They cause pain and discomfort and drain your energy, but migraines are a totally different beast. They can trigger light sensitivity, sound sensitivity and nausea. They ...

School, homework, extracurriculars, testing, and sports can be extremely stressful and overwhelming for kids in even the best of times. But children who struggle with managing their emotions and ...

As we previously covered here on 9to5Mac, Portal is an app available for Apple devices that helps users focus or relax through clips of nature scenes combined with real-life sounds in Spatial Audio.

Flowly, an app for autonomic nervous system regulation, has launched a program for providers, the company has shared exclusively with Fierce Healthcare. Through the program, providers will receive a ...

Calm, the popular relaxation app, backed by Aston Kutcher's Sound Ventures and Insight Venture Partners, raised $88 million in Series B funding — boosting its valuation to $1 billion, making it tech's ...

While playing around with consumer electronics and finding moments of Zen may seem like mutually exclusive activities, the right tech can in fact have a calming effect on your mood. As such, we’ve ...

It seems there are apps for everything these days. There are apps to manage your money, to make lists, to talk to friends, and to track calories. There are even apps that could help with your mental ...

Migraine sufferers who used a smartphone-based relaxation technique at least twice a week experienced on average four fewer headache days per month, a new study shows. Developed in part by researchers ...