U.S. lawmakers demand to know why there is a delay in Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuit settlements and how the Navy and Department of Justice plan to begin resolving the…
Two lawmakers have introduced new legislation which would allow the CPSC to warn consumers about defective products over the objections of manufacturers.
A House lawmaker is asking FDA whether it plans to investigate GlaxoSmithKline for potentially hiding cancer risks from Zantac for decades in order to maintain profits.
A U.S. lawmaker has called for a GAO investigation into the federal healthcare costs of talcum powder asbestos injuries since the 1970s.
A new bill introduced by Senators Joe Manchin and Ted Cruz seek to prevent the CPSC from banning gas stoves amid growing health concerns.
U.S. senators are pushing for the FDA to speed up the process of setting actionable levels for heavy metal contamination in baby food.
The FDA has proposed new limits for the amount of lead allowed in processed baby food products in an effort to reduce children's exposure to the toxic heavy metal.
New testing finds there is still a problem with toxic metals in baby food, despite concerns being raised two years ago by a congressional report.
A House report raises questions about the overly-close relationship between the FDA and Biogen, which led to approval of the Alzheimer's disease drug Aduhelm, despite significant evidence the drug did…
A group of senators have introduced legislation seeking to cap attorneys fees in Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits. However, the bill may have the unintended consequence of severely limiting access…
