The paper introduces the notion of 'digital behavioral technologies' and discusses them from
the perspectives of vulnerability and justice, thereby integrating perspectives from bioethics …

What is 'digital health'? And, what are its implications for medicine and healthcare, and for
individual citizens and society?'Digital health'is of growing interest to policymakers …

The rise of digital media has been widely regarded as transforming the nature of our social
experience in the twenty-first century. The speed with which new forms of connectivity and …

This article discusses the role of technology as a new political welfare strategy in relation to
health care, health promotion, and human welfare. The transitions into the era of digital …

Cybercrime and its potential ramifications exemplify 'one of those things that nobody
wants'(Popper 1963). From today's perspective it would have been easy to foresee and at …

The pandemic affected more than 1.5 billion students and youth, and the most vulnerable
learners were hit hardest, making digital inequality in educational settings impossible to …

D igital technologies, digital media, and mobile technologies now shape and influence the
nature and experience of everyday life in the Western world. Technologies ranging from …

Insights from public health theory and practice have been put forward as elements of
doctrine to inform theory and policy frameworks for cybersecurity. Analogies between public …

A broad trend of anti‐tech rhetoric has raised fears about the dangers of digital overuse and
reliance and suggests that technology is addictive, unnatural or harmful. Some people have …

This is an interdisciplinary article providing an account of a phenomenon that is quite
widespread but has been thus far mostly neglected by scholars: the overuse of digital …