NHTSA has received more than 60 reports involving problems with sudden power loss in Chevy Volt vehicles, resulting in an investigation to determine whether a recall is necessary.
About a dozen incompatibility problems with Alaris infusion pumps and Cardinal Health Monoject syringes have been reported.
Problems with the plastic syringes from China may result in the delivery of incorrect medication dosages, the agency warns.
Seizure medications containing levetiracetam or clobazam have been found to put patients at an increased risk of developing a severe or fatal reaction, which officials warn have already caused at least two patient deaths.
Researchers indicate that use of Plavix alone or in combination with aspirin was associated with a greater risk of gastrointestinal injuries than use of aspirin alone.
Ten hospitalizations and one death have been linked to a listeria food poisoning outbreak among individuals who consumed recalled plums, peaches and nectarines.
Honda Accord and Honda HR-Vs from the 2023-2024 model years were manufactured with defective seatbelts, which may fail in a crash.
Nearly one hundred illnesses and at least two deaths have been linked to Salmonella contaminated cantaloupe distributed throughout the U.S.
CPSC report indicates that non-motorized scooters account for one in every five toy-related injuries experienced among children 14 years old or younger last year.
The FDA warns that the level of ozone needed to properly clean a CPAP device is higher than what is considered safe for human exposure.
