So You Want to be a Rock Star
Learning to play a musical instrument is a great brain fitness exercise. But just how easy is this? Our tech editor tests a computer-controlled guitar.

Combining Internet With Office Visits Cut Heart Attack Risks
Enhanced doctor-patient communication showed big drops in blood pressure, disease scores.

Changing the World One Laptop at a Time
A ground-breaking program is putting laptops into the hands of deserving children across the world.

Chill Out With Your Very Own Stress Reliever
This high-tech device lowers your blood pressure and helps "harmonize" your nervous, cardiovascular, hormonal and immune systems.

Having Fun, Fun on an Exercise Bike
ELDR Editor-in-Chief Dave Bunnell tries out a virtual reality exercise bike that lets him pretend he's racing up and down the hills near the ocean in the south of France.

Should You Monitor Your Body Fat & Body Water Percentage?
The Tanita company has a scale that not only tells you your weight, but also your body fat and body water percentages. Is this important? ELDR Technology Editor Andy Walker thinks so, and he tells you why.

iPods May Cause Trouble with Pacemakers
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Apple iPod MP3 music players may interfere with the functioning of implanted pacemakers.

Never Lost Again
A review of the Mio DigiWalker H610, a GPS device you can carry in your pocket

Live Surgery on the Web
View live and archived surgeries on a free website.