America’s pediatricians say it might not be wise to outfit your
infant in "smart" clothing. The new class of babywear features
electronic sensors that report breathing, pulse and oxygen levels to
your smartphone. Doctors say frequent false alarms are hard on parents
and might lead to unnecessary testing for babies. Source Link
There’s
another alternative to the expensive EpiPen and you’re sure to like the
price. The makers of the Auvi-Q adrenaline auto-injector say there will
be no out-of-pocket cost for patients who have health insurance. The
makers of the EpiPen came under fire last year for hiking prices for
their injector that’s used to quickly stop life-threatening allergic
reactions. Source Link
You
want to use unique and strong passwords for online accounts, but how
can you remember all of them? Security experts say your web browser can
help by storing those passwords and inserting them automatically when
you visit a site. Browsers like Firefox and Google Chrome let you access
those passwords on your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Source Link
