A ProPublica report reveals that Philips officials hid thousands of reports of problems with sound abatement foam used in millions of CPAP machines, failing to recall the devices for more…
The manufacturers of Lotramin and Tinactin foot sprays face a class action lawsuit from consumers who say the company knew the products contained benzene and continued to sell them illegally.
A new report highlights how many women and families feel left out of Camp Lejeune settlement negotiations after suffering repeated miscarriages they say were caused by miscarriages on the North…
A new study links PFAS exposure to an increased risk of certain types of cancer in women.
A new study links a protein caused by asbestos exposure to the development of mesothelioma.
The U.S. government is capping Camp Lejeune attorney fees at 20% for those accepting settlement offers, and at 25% for those pursuing litigation.
Philips is asking a federal judge to delay considering motions to remove some CPAP recall lawsuits to state court until the parties get a better idea of how many plaintiffs…
The new federal judge overseeing all talcum powder lawsuits has called for a Science Day to educate the court ahead of planned Daubert hearings which could decide if bellwether test…
A New Jersey woman says she developed ulcerative colitis due to firefighter foam water contamination infecting New Jersey's drinking water supplies.
A new study warns that most consumer cleaning products appear to release harmful volatile organic compounds, which have been linked to cancer and other ailments.
