Use of Johnson's Baby Powder and Shower-to-Shower for feminine hygiene purposes allegedly caused an Illinois woman to develop ovarian cancer, according to a lawsuit filed against the manufacturer and Walgreens.
The CPSC has announced a recall for Walgreens multivitamins due to non-child proof caps, and a donut recall due to mold contamination.
Consumer advocates are pushing Walgreens to remove dangerous chemicals from their products.
More than a dozen attorneys general are calling for increased FDA oversight of the herbal supplements industry after an investigation revealed that major retailers were selling fake products.
Several retailers face a growing number of class action lawsuits over fake herbal supplements which plaintiffs say should be centralized as part of an MDL for pretrial proceedings.
Acetaminophen drops for infants sold in stores nationwide are being recalled because they may contain syringes without dose markings.
Several lots of generic Zantac manufactured by Dr. Reddy's have been recalled due to the risk of microbial contamination.
The DEA announced an $80 million settlement with Walgreen over the charges that the pharmacy chain illegally sold massive amounts of OxyContin and other controlled painkillers.
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Walgreens over an alleged medication error that killed a Kentucky woman.
Federal regulators say they are going to take a closer look at arsenic levels in apple juice, following tests that found some products contain high amounts of the naturally-occurring carcinogen.
