GOP to Begin Repealing Obamacare This Week
Lawmakers returned to Washington this week and wasted no time on their “Day One” promise to work on repealing the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.
Odyssey Minivan Recall Comes 6 Years After 1st Complaint
Honda recalled 634,000 of its 2011-2016 Odyssey minivans about six years after receiving reports of 2nd-row seats flipping forward during braking. Owners filed nearly 700 warranty claims by the time Honda decided to fix the safety hazard.
Children of Obese Parents at Risk for Developmental Delays
Being overweight may not only affect your health but your child's development as well, according to a new study.
U.S. Military Warns Troops Against Energy Drinks
After a study found that nearly half of U.S. troops consume energy drinks, military experts warn about side effects from over-indulging in a cocktail of caffeine, sugar, and mystery ingredients.
Millions of Dehumidifiers Pose Major Fire Hazard
Millions of people in the United States have a recalled dehumidifier and have no idea about the risk of it burning their house down.
Catheter Injury Lawsuits Increase After Slew of Recalls
Millions of catheters were recalled this year due to life-threatening safety risks. Lawsuits have been filed by people who were injured when the tip of the catheter broke off in their body.
Gastric Bypass Surgery Linked to Long-Lasting Digestive Problems
Most people who had a common weight-loss surgery experienced long-term digestive problems and could not eat certain foods, according to a recent study.
Hospitals Issue Infection Warning From Heart-Surgery Machine
Indiana hospitals are warning over 8,000 open-heart surgery patients they may be infected with a slow-growing bacteria from a contaminated machine that heats or cools the blood during surgery.