Officials Warn Do Not Use LEHOM Baby Playpens Sold on Amazon Over Entrapment Hazards, Lead Violations
Customers are being instructed to dismantle and destroy the impacted LEHOM playpens to avoid injuries to children.
News Type Archives: Recalls and Warnings
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SnoreStop Nasal Spray Warning Issued By FDA Over Potential Contamination Risks
Manufacturer halted SnoreStop spray sales on its website after an FDA inspection revealed quality control issues and a risk that the spray may be contaminated with microbial bacteria.
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Dynacare Baby Powder Recall Issued Over Asbestos Contamination Risk
Manufacturer is investigating the source of the asbestos in Dynacare Baby Powder, which may have contaminated talc at the mining site.
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Atovaquone Oral Suspension Recall Issued Due to Bacterial Contamination Risks
Bionpharma is instructing customers with the recalled antibiotic to immediately return the contaminated products to prevent the risk of severe infection.
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Car Accident Deaths Declined In First Half of 2024: NHTSA Report
Traffic fatalities decreased by 3.2% compared to the same period in 2023, continuing a nine-quarter trend of declining car accident deaths in the U.S.
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CPSC Warns Consumers to Stop Using Universal E-Bike and E-Scooter Chargers Due to Fire Risks
Aftermarket chargers for micromobility products have led to over one hundred reports of fire or thermal events, including injuries and property damage.
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NHTSA Releases School Transportation Safety Tips Amid Rising Bus Stop Fatalities
Nearly 200 children died between 2013 and 2022 in accidents involving school transportation, NHTSA data revealed.
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ClotTriever XL Catheter Recall Issued Following Six Patient Deaths
Inari Medical issued an Urgent Medical Device Labeling Correction last month, which the FDA has declared a Class I medical device recall.
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FDA Should Do More to Regulate Food Additives, Health Experts Warn
Thousands of food additives have been introduced into U.S. foods in recent years, without any safety review by the FDA, according to a new report.
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Vivo 45 LS Ventilator Recall Issued Over Formaldehyde Exposure Risks
Exposure to formaldehyde from the Breas Vivo 45 LS ventilators could lead to airway irritation, inflammation, asthma and other side effects.
