Consumer News Stories
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is allowing summer meal program operators to continue serving free meals to children for this whole school year.
Hotels and other industries related to travel and leisure have been hard hit by the pandemic. AI and apps may be coming to the rescue.
The FDA warns women 20 weeks pregnant or further along should not take NSAIDs as they may cause pregnancy-related complications.
Despite persistent and ongoing dexamethasone shortages, President Trump received the drug while undergoing treatment for COVID-19. Will you be able to if you need it?
President Trump's call to pursue herd immunity is similar to his past pronouncements to end the pandemic: They lack little support within the scientific community.
Currax Pharmaceuticals LLC received a warning letter from the FDA regarding a misleading ad on Google for Contrave, a weight loss drug.
New data on whether the coronavirus can survive on money, cell phones and other nonporous surfaces showed that the hotter it is, the quicker the virus died.
The much anticipated, at-home saliva test for COVID-19 is now more the stuff of fiction than of reality.
You probably remember seeing at least a couple classmates with casts, but now fewer children are breaking bones now, and the ones that do are getting injured in different ways.
The FDA continues to recall some metformin ER products due to impurities found in the drug that may be at higher than acceptable levels.
Parents are less likely to know their children and teens are using tobacco if their kids are vaping.
A hand sanitizer designed for children and depicting cartoon characters has been voluntarily recalled.