The units were reportedly sold by retailers such as Costco and Home Depot, and at least 10 familiar home appliance brands are ...

People turn to this medication to alleviate discomfort, but an apparent “product mix-up" means some could have received a ...

You count on it to keep hands clean, but one widely available product might be less equipped for killing germs than the label ...

They’re a go-to treat when you’re craving something salty, but a certain flavor from one brand could contain an "undeclared" ...

These bite-sized treats offer crunchy, sugary goodness, but an undeclared ingredient could cause serious health issues for ...

It’s an easy-to-make breakfast favorite sold by a regional supermarket chain, but an extra ingredient could be dangerous, ...

It’s a refreshing beverage from a top soft drink company, but an apparent production mix-up could lead to serious risks for ...

It’s the generic for one of the most recognizable drugs that's commonly prescribed to treat certain mental health conditions.

Numerous brands appear to be involved, and health experts are urging consumers to check their snack food labels.

If you're part of the nearly 50% of American adults with this health condition, your prescription may be involved.

Officials just released new details about potentially contaminated produce that was reportedly distributed to three states.

It's usually prescribed to bring relief for a specific type of infection, but officials now say there's a "microbial ...