High-frequency wands use low-level electrical currents to kill acne-causing bacteria and reduce inflammation. At-home devices offer more convenience but less dramatic results than in-office ...

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For the unfamiliar, high-frequency facial wands “use a glass electrode filled with either argon or neon gas and a mild electrical current that passes through the gas, which creates a soft tingling ...

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There are reports that a legitimate Microsoft email address—which Microsoft explicitly says customers should add to their allow list—is delivering scam spam. According to an Ars reader, the address on ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Security experts say a new scam is spreading fast, and it looks like something many people get all the time: A simple calendar invite. However, clicking on the link can give scammers ...

It was a perfect June evening in New York when I received my first email from the source who would ask me to call him Red Bull. He was writing from hell, 8,000 miles away. A summer shower had left a ...

With the IRS now accepting people's tax returns for 2025, a federal watchdog is warning Americans to beware of so-called phishing and smishing scams designed to trick people into unwittingly handing ...