The triangle of death contains blood vessels that directly connect to the brain. dermarkologist/Tiktok. The condition Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis kills 30 percent of those who contract it.

It’s a hard no on the nose, folks. Board-certified NYC-based dermatologist Dr. Mark Strom has taken to TikToK to reveal the ...

The blue triangle issue may have been triggered by starting a GPS activity, which Garmin acknowledged in its initial ...

Even outside the triangle of death, experts agree “it’s always safer not to pop” zits, says Sandra Lee, a dermatologist and YouTuber popularly known as Dr. Pimple Popper.

For those who have never heard of the triangle of death before, don't worry—you're not alone, as the comments section of a recently viral TikTok, posted by @jilliangottlieb, ...

Garmin still hasn’t confirmed what caused the “blue triangle of death” issue on its smartwatches but now suggests several ways to fix affected models.

SELF talked to dermatologists about why you should never pop a pimple on or around your nose, an area known as the triangle of death. Skip to main content. Open Navigation Menu.

A doctor has warned against popping pimples in an area of your face known as the “triangle of death” as it can lead to a serious life-threatening infection. In a recent TikTok video, Dr Ever ...

A spokersperson for the New York City Medical Examiner has unveiled cause of death for Charlbi Dean, the South African actress and model who starred in the Ruben Östlund-directed Triangle of Sadness.

If your Garmin watch is showing a blue triangle, you’re not alone—users of Forerunner, Fenix, and Epix watches have been reporting this issue since January 28, and Garmin is looking into it.