Artificial Tears Recall Issed Over Infection and Hospitalization Risk With EzriCare, Delsam Pharma Eye Drops
The FDA has announced an Artificial Tears eye drops recall following reports of antibiotic-resistant infections.
Tag Archives: Infections
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EzriCare Eye Drops Linked To Infections, Vision Loss and Death Reports: CDC
The CDC warns EzriCare Eye Drops have been linked to vision loss and death.
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Disposable Duodenoscope Elevator Caps Appear Effective in Preventing Infections, Study Finds
A new study appears to confirm the effectiveness of disposable elevator caps in preventing duodenoscopes from passing infections from one patient to another.
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Olympus Gets FDA Warning Letter Over Failing to Meet Endoscope, Duodenoscope Medical Device Reporting Requirements
The FDA has issued warning letters to Olympus over a failure to meet quality control requirements, including reporting of complaints, involving its endoscope products.
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Fecal Microbiota Transplants Fail to Increase Weight Loss from Bariatric Surgery: Study
The findings of a new study reveal that fecal microbiota transplants failed to increase weight loss following bariatric surgery.
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Roundup May Increase Risk Antibiotic Resistance to Bacterial Infection That Kills Thousands of Americans Every Year: Study
The findings of a new study warn that Roundup exposure could lead to the development of antibiotic resistance in dangerous, infection-causing microorganisms.
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The Laundress Bacterial Infections Result in Massive Recall and Class Action Lawsuit
A class action lawsuit has been filed over recalled products from The Laundress, which have been found to contain bacterial contamination.
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EMA Calls for Restricted Use of Xeljanz, Rinvoq, Similar Drugs Due to Heart, Cancer, Blood Clot and Infection Risks
European regulators urge doctors to limit the use of Xeljanz and similar drugs among certain patients more prone to heart problems and blood clots.
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Dental Water Lines Bacteria Led to Infections of Children, CDC Warns
The CDC warns that some dental water lines may contain high levels of bacteria which can spread infections, particularly to children.
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U.S. Schools Hit By Thousands of Gastrointestinal Illness Outbreaks Over Last Decade, Study Finds
Thousands of outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis have occurred in schools and childcare facilities in recent years, mostly caused by norovirus and shigella spread by person-to-person contact, according to a new…
