Once a second-degree blister pops or tears, or several days after the burn starts to heal, the epidermis will begin to fall away in sheets. This normal process is called sloughing.

When Terry McCarty was six years old, a tragic accident forever altered the course of his young life. A bowl of lit kerosene was accidentally spilled on him, resulting in devastating third degree ...

FARGO, N.D. (KVLY/Gray News) - A North Dakota woman is warning others after she suffered third-degree burns from an electric blanket. Leslie Scott’s ordeal started just over two months ago when ...

An Astoria woman is recovering from third-degree burns after a fire destroyed her 32-year-old home and took the lives of several of her pets.

One family in Orem, Utah, is raising awareness about how some social media trends can turn dangerous after their 8-year-old son was left with third-degree burns.

Raw honey creates the optimal healing environment Honey stands out as perhaps the most thoroughly studied natural burn remedy, with remarkable properties that create an ideal environment for ...