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A new study found that military personnel who also worked as firefighters had a higher risk of developing cancer from forever chemicals in the product.

The FDA warns in its Class 1 recall notice that the use of certain Philps Trilogy ventilation devices may cause serious injury or death.

Lawmakers and educators in the state want to know how harmful the online platforms may be for adolescents and are tasked with finding solutions.

The 2022 infant formula shortage made some parents turn to a number of feeding practices that were potentially harmful to children.

A study conducted by the organization found more than 200 eye drops from 62 brands sold online posed potential harm to consumers.

The American Federation of Teachers and several advocacy groups are demanding online platforms make changes to safeguard children.

Stanford researchers uncovered benzene exposure risks for those who use gas stoves, finding levels surpassing secondhand tobacco smoke.

A deadly bacteria that sickened babies and caused a nationwide baby formula shortage in 2022 will now be formally tracked by U.S. health officials.

The Guardian reviewed internal corporate documents it says show the company tried to distance itself from research about the weed killer's health risks.

Two years after a child was killed and others injured, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has authorized a safety guard repair for the treadmill.