This easy-to-use (and frequently free) device monitors your home for electrical fire hazards and gives you more peace of mind.

After a near-miss with an electrical fire, I added the Ting Fire Prevention Sensor to my home. Here's how the device performs, after testing.

A mechanic was burned when an electrical device he was using burst into flames while repairing a fridge. The worker was fixing the refrigerator when the equipment he was holding suddenly caught ...

In a small pilot study, men with androgenic alopecia saw improvements in hair density and thickness after 6 months of daily, 30-minute treatments with a wearable, low-level electrical stimulation ...

A relatively new device developed by a Maryland-based company can prevent devastating home electrical fires — and many homeowners can get the technology for free through their insurance. Home ...

Home Smart Home This tiny device can help prevent electrical fires in your home — and you might be able to get one for free Hands-on By Mike Prospero published 24 December 2024 ...

Romulus, N.Y. — A charging device plugged into an electrical outlet was the source of a "historic" fire that destroyed four buildings Tuesday night on Main Stre ...

A novel device using radiofrequency and high-intensity facial electrical stimulation could mitigate the risk for facial muscle atrophy following repeated botulinum toxin injections, according to a ...

This bioelectronic device lets scientists map electrical signals of the Venus flytrap The signals spread radially outward with no clear preferred direction.

Televisions have snagged the top spot as the most used electrical devices on Christmas Day, surpassing ovens, kettles, and dishwashers, a recent survey reports.

Stroke survivor Arlet Lara became the first patient at Miami’s Jackson Health System to receive the FDA-approved Vivistim device to help with mobility.