A verdict in the Gilbert barn arson case nears, after 70 hours of court action. Teen takes stand, as judge weighs dueling ...

One of the most astonishing aspects of the 2025 GMC Hummer EV pickup is that this 9,000-pound electric behemoth can go from a standstill to 60 mph in three seconds. A second cool feature is Crab Walk, ...

Lucky for him, she accidentally bumps him in the breakroom and makes him spill coffee and burn the living crap out of his hand – even ... bullet wounds, third-degree burns, contusions, bruises ...

According to Kamaljit, all of those who sustainted injuries in the April 1 gas pipeline explosion sustained second- and third-degree burns ... one woman with burned hands and a mother and daughter ...

First-degree burns affect the outer (superficial) layer of the skin and don't always blister. Second-degree burns affect the outer ... Don't touch the blister without washing your hands, and try to ...

Every year, at 6pm on a Monday in April (this year it’s April 28), a cotton-wool snowman is set on fire on Zurich’s ...

These will help tackle ingrown hairs, earwax, tonsil stones, and other things you just don't want to ask a sales associate ...

During a 2010 study, participants performing a 20-minute kettlebell snatch workout were found to burn 13.6 calories ... kettlebell in each hand in front of your chest with palms facing each ...

It was horrible and felt like I was continuously being stabbed. It was a second-degree burn. I was worried it was going to scar for life.' The mother rushed to Blackpool Victoria Hospital's A&E ...

Severe burns remain one of the most challenging injuries to treat, causing high disease and death rates worldwide, but ...

The 7-year-old suffered third degree burns across his head, neck and shoulders when, frightened by an Israeli airstrike, he spilled a hot plate of rice and lentils onto himself in his family’s ...

Australian researchers have flagged some promising new approaches to treat severe burns that could save lives and dramatically improve patient recovery.