More Infant Botulism Cases Tied To Baby Formula: Recall Roundup

Nut used in holiday baking or given as a gift may contain salmonella; a popular nasal spray has been recalled after the discovery of mold.

‘Everywhere Chemicals’: What To Know To Protect Your Health

Phthalates, a class of chemicals used to make plastic more pliable, are widely found in consumer products and foods, despite known risks.

'Winter Vomiting Disease' Starts Early: What To Know About Highly Contagious Norovirus

Some health experts worry that the variant GII.17 responsible for last year’s spike may have mutated and become more contagious.

Massive Cheese Recall: Products From Walmart, Target, Aldi Pulled From Shelves

Among the dozens of brands affected by the recall are Target’s Good & Gather, Walmart’s Great Value and Happy Farms by Aldi.

New Listeria Risk Prompts Nationwide Recall [Recall Roundup]

A pan may leach “significant levels of lead”; a car’s gas tank may melt; a camp stove may explode; and a nasal spray may make people sicker.

​Trio Of Illnesses, New Flu Mutation Concerns Experts: What To Know

Adding to COVID-19 and RSV concerns, a mutation of Influenza A H3N2 spreading in North America doesn’t respond to this year’s vaccine.

15 Babies Sickened In Botulism Outbreak: Recall Roundup

Six dead, dozens sickened in listeria outbreak linked to pasta; Tesla product linked to five fires that caused property damage.

This Common Medication May Be Tainted By Cancer-Causing Agent: Recall Roundup

Peaches recalled due to listeria threat; parsley and chicken products may be tainted with salmonella; and a Halloween candle sold by Kroger

6 Million Eggs May Be Tainted By Salmonella: Recall Roundup

Rice may contain rocks from harvest; popular at-home rowing machine may have “meltdown”; 350,00 vehicles in two recalls by top automaker.

CDC Unveils ‘Informed Consent’ Policy On COVID Vaccines

CDC says blanket recommendations of the past stopped a frank discussion of individual risks and benefits between patients and their doctors.

Pasta In These Products Linked To Deadly Listeria Outbreak: Recall Roundup

NHTSA issues “park outside” alert for a popular luxury cars that may catch fire, warns that some name-brand car seats pose a choking hazard.

What You Should Know About Unproven Claims Of Tylenol-Autism Link

Scientists attribute rising autism rates to greater awareness and broader diagnostic criteria — not acetaminophen use during pregnancy.

Costco Product Sold In 33 States Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

The FDA said the green onions used to make the Ahi tuna product may be contaminated with the potentially deadly bacteria.

Major Retailer’s Wine Bottles May Spontaneously Explode: Recall Roundup

Together, Ford, Toyota, Hyundai and Jeep recall more than 1.4 million cars, trucks and SUVs to fix various issues risking passenger safety.

Kissing Bug Disease Chagas, Which Can Cause Sudden Heart Attack, Is Spreading In U.S.

Chagas disease can remain silent for years and often doesn’t surface until it’s too late for an effective treatment.

What You Need To Know About COVID-19 Shots This Fall Varies Greatly By State

Some states are defying the Trump administration with executive orders that eliminate barriers created at the federal level.

More Products May Cause ‘Life-Threatening Sepsis’: Recall Roundup

More potentially radioactive shrimp added to massive recall; frozen vegetables may be tainted with listeria; 3 million attic fans recalled.

Gel Polish Ingredient Linked To Infertility: What To Know About Safety

After the European Union banned an ingredient that gives gel nails high gloss and durability, will the United States do the same?

9 Flesh-Eating Bacteria Deaths Linked To Popular Seafood: What To Know

Vibrio vulnificus bacteria can lead to illnesses that can require intensive care and limb amputations, and about 1 in 5 people die.

Massive Radioactive Shrimp Recall Expanded Again To Include More Brands

The Food and Drug Administration is continuing its investigation of potentially radioactive shrimp tied to an importer from Indonesia.

FDA Limits Access To Newly Approved COVID-19 Vaccines: What To Know

The updated vaccine targets a strain of COVID-19 that has been circulating the country.

What To Know About 'Addictive' Energy Drink Generating Social Media Warnings

'Feel Free' is a 21-and-older product, but kids can easily get their hands on the little blue bottles found at convenience store counters.

‘Life-Threatening Sepsis’ Possible With These Hand Soaps: Recall Roundup

The recall of potentially radioactive shrimp expands and bottles that keep carbonated drinks may suddenly explode.

In 2nd Radioactive Shrimp Warning, FDA Says More May Be Coming

The latest recall due to the discovery of radiation contamination involves multiple brands of frozen shrimp sold in 13 states.

Potentially Radioactive Shrimp Recalled By Walmart, Warning Issued To Consumers

Cesium-137 was discovered in shipping containers at four U.S ports, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

This Map Shows 34 States Where ‘Razor Blade’ COVID Variant Is Driving Up Cases

First detected in the U.S. in March, the XFG variant is now the dominant COVID-19 variant in the country as cases tick upward.

This Coffee May Contain Glass, Chain Issues Recall

Pieces of glass found in the coffee can potentially damage teeth, cause cuts in the mouth or throat, and cause tears in the intestine.

‘Life-Threatening Sepsis’ Possible With These Recalled Hand Soaps

Several lots of lotion, foam and antiseptic hand soaps are recalled due to microbial contamination identified as Burkholderia cepecia.

These Energy Drinks May Be Spiked With Vodka: Recall Roundup

Toy kitchens linked to death, jewelry sold at Nordstrom with toxic metal, Kias with loose parts, sweeteners and ice cream also recalled.

New COVID Variant 'Stratus' With This Distinctive Symptom Drives Up Cases

XFG, or “Stratus,” is similar in symptoms and severity to other Omicron variants, but it may present a never-before-seen symptom.

‘Frankenstein Opioids’: Drug Stronger Than Fentanyl Seized In All 50 States

Powerful drugs created for pain management in the 1950s, nitazenes were never approved because of their strong potential for overdose.

How Shifting Vaccine Policy Could Affect School-Age Children

Vaccine rates are influenced by policies making it harder or easier to obtain exemptions, and by local attitudes among families and doctors.

RFK Jr. Pulls $500M In Vaccine Development Funding

Infectious disease experts say the mRNA technology used in vaccines is safe and that future pandemics will be harder to stop without it.

Bad Air From Wildfires: How To Protect Yourself

Fires burning in one state can make air worse several states away, and wildfires in Canada can send smoke into U.S. cities.

Agree to Disagree

Relationships work better when people agree to disagree. It is actually not that difficult to do this.

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sunscreen

Understand which sunscreens offer the best protection and other ways to protect against sun damage and skin cancer from harmful UV rays.

Stay Sharper While Aging By Getting Active, Challenging Your Brain And Eating Healthy

Even if you're in your 60s or 70s, it's not too late to get started; it doesn't require becoming a pickleball champ or giving up ice cream.

You Cannot Please Everybody

​When you try to please everybody, the one person you will not please is yourself. There is a good and bad way to be “other-directed.”

Millions Of Pools Recalled After 9 Children Drown: Recall Roundup

Recalled Minifridges caused $700,000 in property damage; listeria concerns prompt separate recalls; two automakers recall popular SUVs.

Cherish Today

​If ever there was a time, now is the time. Cherish life and each other. Cherish children and pets. Cherish birds and soft breezes.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.