A House Representatives committee is asking children’s products manufacturers Graco and Chicco to consider recalling their popular baby products citing dozens of infant deaths that have been linked to infant sleepers. According to a report
Researchers say disposable vapes are the hot item on school campuses and have replaced Juuls. An NPR news report suggests that efforts to curb teen vaping are slightly behind schedule. By the time Juul pulled most
Ikea is recalling 820,000 dressers, which are at risk of tipping over and crushing small children, adding to the 17.3 million dressers recalled by the furniture retail giant in 2016. According to USA Today news
Six women who received breast implants linked to a rare form of cancer are suing Allergan for failing to warn the public about the health risks posed by these implants. According to a report on
Children’s product manufacturer Kolcraft recalled about 51,000 inclined sleeper accessories sold with two of their bassinets for suffocation hazards. According to Consumer Reports, the company recalled the accessories sold with the Cuddle ‘n Care 2-in-1
Nearly six months after issuing a product defect recall for 5.7 million kids’ water bottles because the spouts posed a potential choking hazard, the company is recalling the replacement lids for the same reason. According
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning the public that the New High Tech Enterprise Company Inc. X1-5 hoverboard has lithium-ion batteries that could overheat and pose a fire hazard that can lead
A New Jersey state jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $750 million in punitive damages to four people who said using the company’s popular talcum powder products caused them to develop mesothelioma, a
Textured breast implants have been definitively linked to a form of lymphoma called breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). According to a report on Vice News, while the problem has received increasing coverage over
Infantino recalls about 14,000 of its baby carriers because their buckles can break, and the child could fall out. According to a news report, the items were sold at Target and Amazon.com from Nov. 15
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