Consumer News Stories
A woman thinks a Sephora lipstick tester will give her an "incurable lifelong affliction."
Baby wipes sold by Nutek Disposables have been recalled after the company found a potentially dangerous bacteria in them.
Propylene glycol has been in use for over half a century in more than 4,000 consumer goods. Europe doesn't care, though.
A $25,000 oral surgery is just out of reach for John Spinello, the man who invented Operation as a college student.
Cologuard is a prescription-based, home test for colorectal cancer and its malignant precursor growths.
The controversial PSA test used to determine a person's risk for prostate cancer simply might not be reliable enough.
Understood.org, a new, free online resource for parents, provides tools for helping children with learning difficulties.
One or more FDA banned ingredients are found in 66.7 percent of recalled supplements, still available for purchase.
Many people who go to pharmacies to refill prescriptions for diseases exacerbated by smoking also buy a pack of cigarettes before they leave.
Not all men will find a medical benefit in sitting down to pee, but those with slight prostate issues probably will.
Beautiful women can take a scientific approach to keep from being disqualified from a more masculine job.
Ebola nurse and patient Nina Pham wants to hold a party in Maryland, even if she is in full quarantine.