2nd Amendment Does Not Give Right to Concealed Carry
Supreme Court still has not decided whether the 2nd Amendment gives you the right to carry a firearm openly in public.
Hillary Clinton Clinches Democratic Presidential Nomination
Here's a breakdown of Tuesday's presidential primary election results.
Getting High on Imodium Causes Heart Problems, FDA Warns
There is always some crazy new way people are getting high, and now we can add Imodium to list. But the risks include severe heart problems and death.
Uterine Cancer Victims May Be Eligible for Big Settlement
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to settle dozens of morcellator lawsuits for between $100,000 and $1 million per case.
Migraine Patch Under FDA Scrutiny for Causing Burns and Scars
FDA investigates "large number" of reports of severe skin reactions from the Zecuity® migraine patch.
Watch Out for Grill Brush Bristles in Your Burger
Grill brushes remove burnt-on gunk that clogs grill grates — but did you know they can be dangerous?
Texas Man Files Cook Günther Tulip IVC Filter Lawsuit
The lawsuit was filed by a man from Texas who was implanted with the Günther Tulip at a hospital in Dallas in July 2005.
General Mills Recalls 10 Million Pounds of Flour After E. Coli Outbreak
Check your cupboards… 10 million lbs of flour recalled for E. coli and 38 people are sick in 20 states.
C.R. Bard Hit With IVC Filter Lawsuits
C.R. Bard has been hit with two lawsuits from people who were injured by vena cava filters, including one filter that was pulled off the market in 2005.
First Drug-Resistant “Superbug” Could Be End of Antibiotic Era
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has confirmed the first case of a "superbug" infection that resists antibiotics of last resort.