Long before TikTok and probiotics, animals were teaching each other tips on feeling better, from swallowing leaves to get rid of parasites to using icebergs for exfoliation.

From a luxe treadmill to a desktop breathing buddy, these gadgets can help fine-tune your body—and mind.

US health officials, from RFK Jr. on down, have made some wild claims. See if you can name the person responsible for these quotes and factoids.

The well-being business is booming, sometimes at the expense of actual health.

Attempting to eliminate funding for certain kinds of “woke” studies, the Trump administration erased hundreds of millions of dollars being used for cancer research.

Hidden burner phones. Hunger strikes. Runaways. The director of a digital detox program for kids spills about how hard it is to tear kids away from their devices.

Bad mood? Puffy face? Immune issues? Across TikTok and Instagram there are scores of influencers ready to sell you some products—without ever sending you to a doctor.

Millions of dollars in treatments, supplements, and scans. Immortality through AI. Bryan Johnson’s longevity script has everything—except an ending.

The line between science and wellness has been blurred beyond recognition. WIRED is here to help.

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Get a grip on gaming with the best controller options for Nintendo’s latest handheld console.

We chugged chilled beverages to bring you our favorite coolers for every situation.

After two weeks of listening to Dolby Atmos Music in Cadillac’s fancy electric SUV, I never want to go back to two-channel audio.

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You don’t have to accept the AI that Samsung offers you.

Black hole and Big Bang singularities break our best theory of gravity. A trilogy of theorems hints that physicists must go to the ends of space and time to find a fix.

After years of mismanagement and questionable product tie-ins, the 80s computer brand is back, now with a fan at the helm. But is the appetite for retro gaming still big enough for it to succeed?

Of those, more than 200 appear to have had outages of services related to patient care following CrowdStrike’s disastrous crash, researchers have revealed.

These simple tips will help you turn that automated little machine into your new best friend.

Here’s what the experts want you to know before making your first electric bike purchase.

This tabletop air purifier punches above its weight, so long as your room is around 100 square feet.

Looking for a new graphics card? There’s no shortage of options to choose from, but here are the best to buy now.

Breaking up is hard to do—harder yet when there’s a deactivation period. Here’s how to log off every big social site, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Threads, Bluesky, and Truth Social.

Reforming California’s environmental rules is only a small step to rebuilding Los Angeles after the fires in January.

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Shifts in economic policy and manufacturing have led major automakers to cancel upcoming electric vehicle launches in the US.

Plus: Secret IRS data-sharing with ICE, a 20-year-old hackable vulnerability in train brakes, and more.

In a lawsuit filed against prominent leaker Jon Prosser, Apple alleges a conspiracy to break into a development device and steal its trade secrets. Prosser insists Apple has it all wrong.

A new report traces the history of the early wave of Chinese hackers who became the backbone of the state's espionage apparatus.

This flashy indoor hydroponic garden is a great way to grow your own greens. Just watch out for bugs.