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Solar-powered umbrellas sold exclusively at Costco have been recalled in the United States and Canada after some umbrellas caught fire and individuals suffered smoke inhalation injuries. According to a CNN news report, the U.S. Consumer

Federal safety officials are warning consumers to avoid using infant rockers for sleep, citing at least 14 deaths linked to products made by Fisher-Price and another by Kids2.  According to a CBS News report, the

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced it has received more than 100 reports of deaths linked to popular sleep aid devices. According to an NBC news report, this latest revelation comes after the

Two California women have filed a lawsuit against Google over its Fitbit smartwatches, claiming that the models not included in a recent recall resulted in burn injuries. According to a Business Insider report, Fitbit, which

Four lithium-ion e-bike battery fires have injured a dozen people in four separate fires sparked over just one day, FDNY officials said. According to a report in the New York Daily News, the fires–three in Manhattan

A recall has been issued for GE refrigerators that pose a serious injury risk. GE Appliances has issued the recall for six models of free-standing French door refrigerators sold nationwide because of handles that could

Best Buy has recalled about 772,000 air fryers and air fryer ovens sold in the United States and Canada after more than 100 incidents in which the products caught fire, burned, or melted, causing at

Costco, Amazon, and other retailers are recalling about 129,000 beds after a series of bed-crushing accidents. The faulty furniture crushed one woman to death and injured at least 60 others. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety

Baby formula made by Abbott Nutrition that has been linked to infant deaths tested positive for lethal bacteria at least twice, dating back to 2019. According to Consumer Reports, Abbott Nutrition’s manufacturing plant inspection records

HD Premier has recalled about 119,620 DigitDots magnet balls after four children who swallowed the magnets required surgery. According to an alert issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the problem with these