A recall of tainted meat has expanded to seven million pounds of foodstuffs across the country, as officials struggle to control the latest listeria outbreak. Initially, Boar’s Head recalled more…
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Catheters are reliable devices that have been in use for years. Due to serious design flaws, the Bard PowerPort Catheter has been linked with bloodstream infections, embolisms, deep vein thrombosis,…
Victims of the latest recorded listeria outbreak, which began in California and spread across the country, must act quickly to preserve their legal rights. New evidence links products made by…
People who use certain Robitussin products could develop life-threatening fungal infections, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Use of the recalled products could potentially result in severe or life-threatening…
Poor quality control practices and malfunctioning equipment were among the eight separate violations that government inspectors recently found at an Eli Lilly tirzepatide manufacturing facility in New Jersey. The U.S….
Many people are a making winter holiday plans. A third of holiday shoppers plan to buy fragrances and cosmetics for gifts, and many of these shoppers will probably pick something…
Recently the Food and Drug Administration asked several retailers to stop selling several brands of eye drops, citing the risk of serious infection. The Food and Drug Administration issued an…
A U.S. District Judge in New York recently ruled that a plaintiff who claimed Nordic Naturals products aren’t “all natural” could have her day in court. The core claim in…
Over a quarter million Cupkin childrens’ cups “contain levels of lead that exceed the federal lead content ban,” according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The recalled 8- and 12-ounce…
Since they fall short of federal safety guidelines in several areas, the Consumer Product Safety Commission advises caregivers to immediately stop using Gorsetle baby loungers. The loungers fail to meet…









