Consumer News Stories
A new study shows that JUUL delivers more nicotine to the blood of users compared to tobacco and earlier versions of vaping products.
American retail company Almark Foods reportedly recalled all hard-boiled and peeled products manufactured and produced at its Gainesville, Georgia facility for supposed Listeria contamination.
According to the CDC's recent update, 138 cases of E.coli have been reported. The agency warned against eating lettuce grown in Salinas, California.
The CDC warned that the health risk is high amid the recall of salad products from Salinas, California, because of E. coli contamination.
Smartphones, TVs, computers and other devices with screens have been found producing chemicals that could negatively affect both people and the environment.
Here's a quick update about the recent tuna recall and what you should know about them.
Whole Foods Market recalled food products distributed between Oct. 10 and Nov. 4 due to a Listeria contamination scare.
From cheese, lettuce to pork products, read on to see the recently recalled foods that could still be in your kitchen before Thanksgiving 2019.
Financial experts claimed that health insurers and private health providers have been hiding charges to quietly pass expenses for free flu vaccines to consumers.
Federal health officials are encouraging consumers to avoid eating and dispose any fresh blackberries purchased from Fresh Thyme stores between September 9 and 30.
Black Friday in 2019 will happen on November 29 but certain stores said they will begin offering the lowest prices a few days or a week before the main shopping event.
A batch of contaminated Alprazolam medication was recalled in a preventive measure.