Blue Buffalo Dog Food Recalled for Health Risk
Blue Buffalo has recalled certain types of Blue Wilderness canned dog food after elevated levels of a naturally-occurring beef thyroid hormone sickened at least one dog.
Hoverboard Fire Claims Life of 2nd Child in Pennsylvania
Hoverboards with lithium-ion batteries can overheat, catch on fire, or explode while they are being charged. Over 500,000 were recalled last year and consumers should check if their hoverboard is on the list.
FDA Warning Links Textured Breast Implants and Cancer
The FDA has confirmed that breast implants can cause a rare type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Textured breast implants are also more likely to cause cancer than smooth-surface breast implants.
Lawyers Say Monsanto Secretly Wrote Roundup Cancer Studies
Lawyers say EPA officials worked with Monsanto to downplay the risk of cancer from glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup weed-killer. Monsanto is also accused of ghost-writing studies the EPA used to decide Roundup does not cause cancer in humans.
We Can Add Headphone Explosions to In-Flight Safety Hazards
An airline passenger suffered horrific injuries to her face when her battery-powered headphones exploded during a flight to Australia. Now that we know these batteries are dangerous, why does the U.S. still allow bulk shipments of these ticking time bombs...
Dangerous Heart Surgery Infection May Not Appear for 7 Years
Lawyers are helping people who had open-heart surgery find out how to get tested for M. chimaera, a "blood-eating" bacteria that can take up to 7 years to cause symptoms of infection.
Hoverboard Fire Kills 3 Year-Old Girl in Pennsylvania
A charging hoverboard sparked a fire that killed a toddler and critically injured two other children in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Fire officials are telling parents to get rid of the dangerous toys.
Hair Loss Drug Linked to Sexual Dysfunction for Years
Young men who use hormonal medications like Propecia to treat hair loss or an enlarged prostate may experience erectile dysfunction for years after they stop taking the medication, a new study has found.