Sorry, Facebook – on breastfeeding you seem rather confused
Belinda Phipps: Facebook's response to a Guardian challenge over their photo policy won't do. Let parents show what breastfeeding looks like
Autism: how computers can help
Some 'computer geeks' have mild autism. But now, IT is being used to help them overcome their difficulties in relating to other people
Video games improve sight in adults born with a rare eye disorder
Study challenges view that video games are bad for sight and suggests the brain can be trained to overcome some conditions
Apps to help you drink less, exercise more and stop smoking
January is almost over – which means you've probably abandoned your new year's resolutions already. Get back on track with these great apps, as tested by Ruth Jamieson
Philanthropy is the enemy of justice
Robert Newman: The world's poor are not begging for charity from the rich – they're asking for justice and fairness
How do we find time for what matters in the digital age?
In a world full of information, when we are constantly wired in, how do we make time to unplug and recharge? Tom Chatfield looks at the demands of living in a digital age
Listen up: wearing headphones can endanger life, study finds
US research finds number of pedestrians injured while wearing headphones has tripled in six years
Memory in the digital age
With its unlimited capacity to store information, we should celebrate the internet's ability to enhance our collective social memory
How I remember: The lifelogger
Gordon Bell records much of his life on a specially developed camera, which can be used to remember where you left your keys