Genetic testing is terrifying when you have cancer

Learning that you have cancer is shocking. During treatment, the last thing you want to consider is having cancer ever again.

But for many of us who’ve been diagnosed, especially at a young age, it’s a prospect we must confront.

Swaddling babies is tied to heightened risk of sudden infant death syndrome

Swaddling a baby — the age-old technique of snugly wrapping an infant in a cloth or light blanket, with only the head exposed — is believed to create a calmer child who cries less and sleeps better.

'Battlefield 1' Shows Why 'Call of Duty' Should Have Gone Back To World War II

Yesterday, DICE had a day-long countdown to the reveal of their new Battlefield game. It’s called Battlefield 1 and is leaving the comfort of present day and going back, way back, to World War I. Trench warfare, mustard gas, horse charges, the whole nine yards. DICE calls it “the birth of modern warfare.” Ha ha.

Cyber insurance can be your worst nightmare, best friend

This new type of coverage has insurers, infosec pros scratching their heads

LAS VEGAS -- Cyber insurance can pay out millions of dollars to cover the cost of data breach liability, but buying the policies can be a nightmare for info security pros, and premiums for similar coverage can vary wildly, an Interop audience was told.

A Closer Look At The Power Rangers Morphers

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The morpher is the quintessential part of a Power Rangers costume. It's the on button, so to speak. The heartbeat. While there's been more than a dozen incarnations of the device, fans still have a strong memory of the first Power Morpher version seen in the original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, Power Coins and all.