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the claim
Smoke alarms save lives in residential fires
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SUPPORTED
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4 sources for · 0 against

Multiple studies demonstrate that properly installed and maintained smoke alarms provide vital early warnings that significantly reduce injuries and fatalities in residential fires.

Evidence for · 4
2002 · cited by 78
Marshall et al. (2002) found significant protective efficacy for functional smoke alarms in residential fires from all causes other than fireplay or arson.
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The claim is specific, empirical, and directly addressed by multiple retrieved studies indicating that functional smoke alarms significantly reduce injuries and fatalities in residential fires. The supporting papers consistently demonstrate the effectiveness of smoke alarms as a key safety intervention. There are no papers refuting the core claim that smoke alarms save lives, though one paper notes limitations regarding specific causes like child fireplay.

More for · 3
1980 · cited by 23
Bsharah (1980) established that properly installed and maintained smoke detectors reduce the tragic consequences of home fires by providing early warning.
2023 · cited by 3
Ahmad et al. (2023) demonstrated that community programs increasing functioning smoke alarms successfully decreased fire rates and casualties.
2022 · cited by 3
Gheorghe et al. (2022) identified smoke alarm installation as a leading effective intervention in reducing residential fire injuries and deaths.
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first checked04 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8704 Aug 2026
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