Police are investigating a suspicious fire that caused significant damage to a tattoo parlour in Long Jetty, one of two ...

-Get in the shower and wash your tattoo with hot soapy water and your fingertips and hand as soon as the plastic is taken off next morning. -In the first 48 hours wash your new tattoo no less than 3 ...

Mazda and Changan have released a performance trim for the Chinese-market EZ-6 sedan. Alcantara seats, red highlights and black exterior details mark out the EZ-6 Sport Edition models. The Sports ...

INDIANAPOLIS — In the Circle City, two hands on your throat is less of a sign you’re choking and more of a sign that the other team is. Pacers legend Reggie Miller hit the now-iconic c… ...

Phantom Ink Fest will be from today through Sunday at the Grand Junction Convention Center, 159 Main St. There will be about 45 tattoo artists working at the convention, both local and out-of-town ...

Isaiah Hartenstein's shoulder tattoo. Hartenstein completed his right arm with an elaborate piece on his shoulder in 2023. The piece was done by Toronto-based French tattoo artist Ossian Staraj, ...

Homeland Security hits back at claims ICE agent at Martha’s Vineyard has ‘white supremacist’ tattoo. An ICE officer was spotted on the Massachusetts island last week with what appeared to be ...

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BUFFALO, N.Y. — After being diagnosed with leukemia last year, a Lancaster girl decided to give back and bring hope to patients at Oishei Children's Hospital. Now, this five-year-old's love of ...

In contrast, the e-tattoo’s main hardware costs just $200, and each disposable sensor is about $20. That affordability could make it widely accessible in homes and workplaces. RECOMMENDED ARTICLES ...

The e-tattoo, its chips, battery pack and sensors cost about $220. Author Dr Luis Sentis said this was a crucial aspect of the study. "Being low cost makes the device accessible," he said.

Published May 29 in the Cell Press journal Device, the study introduces a non-permanent wireless forehead e-tattoo that decodes brainwaves to measure mental strain without bulky headgear.