It's the week of Thanksgiving here in the U.S. -- a holiday that typically includes over-indulging on turkey, root vegetables and pie followed by a short food induced coma. 'Tis the season, but for ...

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Fitness trackers can be helpful tools when you're trying to lose weight or stay active. But a new study finds that they're surprisingly bad at counting the number of calories you burn, the Guardian ...

When fitness trackers first hit the sweaty scene, they were step-counting machines. Now, they track your heart rate, sleep quality, calories burned, body fat percentage, foods consumed, and glasses of ...