Month: August 2022
Pressure Cooker Lawsuit Filed Against Wolfgang Puck Enterprises
A lawsuit has been filed by a woman from California who was burned when her Wolfgang Puck Pressure Cooker exploded.
$1.7 Billion Verdict Questions Ford Truck Roof Safety in Rollovers
A $1.7 billion jury verdict against Ford has uncovered evidence of a weak roof on certain F-250, F-350, and F-450 trucks that can crush people in rollovers.
124,000 SUP Paddles Recalled for Risk of Breaking in Half
A recall was issued for about 124,000 paddles for Wavestorm, Storm Blade, Bloo Tide and other Stand-Up Paddleboards (SUPs) because they can break in half and expose sharp edges, posing an injury risk.
Tepezza Lawsuit Claims Label Fails to Warn About Hearing Loss
A lawsuit claims that the label on Tepezza fails to warn patients about the risk of permanent hearing loss and tinnitus.
Asus Recalls 10,000 Z690 Hero Motherboards for Fire Hazard
Asus recalled about 10,000 Z690 Hero motherboards because a backward capacitor can cause a short-circuit, fires and burn injuries.
Wendy’s Pulls Lettuce After E. Coli Outbreak Sickens 37
Wendy's has removed romaine lettuce from sandwiches after at least 37 people were infected with E. coli.
Fast-Moving E. coli Outbreak Hits Michigan and Ohio
Health officials are trying to find the source of a "fast-moving outbreak" of E. coli that has sickened dozens of people in Michigan and Ohio.
FDA Links 44 More Deaths to Philips Breathing Machines
Another 44 deaths and 48,000 complaints have been linked to breathing machines that were recalled by Philips Respironics last year.