Category: Health News
Backless Yoga Chairs Recalled Over Fall Risk
Spiraledge, Inc., a Campbell, California, establishment is recalling 2 types of backless yoga chairs over concerns they could break during use in several different places, which could cause severe injury, including death, according to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission...
Group of 20 People File TrapEase® and OptEase® IVC Filter Lawsuits Against Cordis Corporation
A group of 20 people have filed a single lawsuit against Cordis Corporation for injuries caused by malfunctioning TrapEase® and OptEase® IVC Filters.
Walmart Recalls Ozark Trail Camp Axes for Injury Hazard
Walmart recalled the Ozark Trail axes because the axe head can detach from the handle, posing an injury hazard. Walmart has received 2 reports of axe heads detaching from the handle, resulting in minor cuts and abrasions. Ozark Trail camp...
Texas Woman Files G2® Vena Cava Filter Lawsuit
A woman from Texas has joined a federal litigation against C.R. Bard after she was injured by a defective G2® Vena Cava Filter (IVC Filter).
Pain Medication Recalled for Child Safety Risk
Certain versions of Uber Numb Topical Anesthetic Cream and Uber Numb Spray are being recalled to the retail level for a packaging problem that could make them dangerous to children, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) reported on Monday.
Nasal and Throat Sprays Recalled for Bacterial Infection Risk
MediNatura has recalled nasal sprays, a throat spray and cough syrup for "possible microbial contamination" that could lead to an infection.
Honda to Recall Accord, Insight Vehicles to Fix Defective Airbags and Rear Cameras
Honda Motor Company is recalling 2018 Accord sedans and 2019 Insight hybrid vehicles for potentially defective software that could disable the backup camera, while simultaneously calling back about 1.4 million Honda and Acura models to replace those pesky exploding Takata...
Boy Scouts Recall Neckerchief Slides Over Lead Poisoning Risk
The enamel in about 110,000 neckerchief slides made for the Boy Scouts of America may contain excess levels of lead, which has been linked to memory problems, brain damage, coma, and even death.