Category: Health News
Millions of Dangerous Infant Sleepers Recalled, Yet Risk of Death Remains – Who’s Responsible?
Earlier this month, the Massachusetts-based firm Dorell Juvenile USA became the latest company to issue a nationwide recall for inclined infant sleepers designed similar to a product that has been linked to the deaths of 32 babies, according to the...
Dole Baby Spinach Recalled for Salmonella Risk
Dole recalled a limited amount of fresh baby spinach in bags and plastic clamshell containers after a product tested positive for Salmonella in Michigan.
Pre-Tattoo Numbing Gel Recalled for Tattoo Infection Risk
Pre-tattoo numbing gel and cream products were recalled because they are contaminated with bacteria, which could increase the risk of an infection if the product is applied before a person gets a tattoo.
Sheraton Atlanta Hotel Linked to Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak
The Sheraton Atlanta Hotel remains closed after officials in Georgia reported 1 death and an outbreak of 61 probable cases of Legionnaires' disease.
14 Teens Hospitalized with Lung Disease Linked to Vaping
Health officials are warning about a sudden rise in severe lung disease linked to vaping after 14 young people were hospitalized in Illinois and Wisconsin.
Disney and Eddie Bauer Bassinets Recalled for Infant Death Risk
A recall has been issued for Disney and Eddie Bauer inclined bassinets because babies can potentially roll over and suffocate, or die under other circumstances.
Lawsuits Filed in Basil Cyclospora Parasite Outbreak
At least 3 lawsuits have been filed by people who were infected with the Cyclospora parasite after eating fresh basil at Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant in Jacksonville, Florida.
Taco Seasoning Recalled at Walmart and HEB for Salmonella Risk
Walmart and H-E-B Texas Grocery have recalled certain taco seasonings that may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Cyclospora Parasite Outbreak Linked to Basil from Mexico
At least 132 people were infected with the Cyclospora parasite after eating fresh basil at restaurants in Florida, Minnesota, New York, and Ohio, likely from uncooked foods such as basil pesto or salad.