Over 2 million dehumidifiers sold under at least 20 different brand names have been recalled over concerns that the products could overheat and cause fires. According to a report on Gizmodo.com, at least 107 incidents
Subaru recalled certain cars and SUVs because of a potential fault that could cause the fuel pump to fail, causing the engine to stall suddenly. According to Consumer Reports, if the stalling occurs when the
More than 21,000 vehicles from multiple BMW-owned brands are being recalled to fix potentially dangerous child seat issues. According to Consumer Reports, the problem involves faulty seat belt retractors in the front and/or back passenger seats,
A new study has found that hands-free cell phone laws have been linked with reducing driver deaths. According to a report on Forbes.com, bans on hand-held cell phones while driving prevent nearly 14,000 serious injuries
A new study has found that half of all elite rugby players showed an unexpected change in brain volume because of impacts suffered to the head. According to a report in Science Daily, the study
More than 350,000 backup portable power generators sold across the United States and Canada are being recalled after reports of eight injuries, including seven finger amputations and one report of a person’s finger being crushed.
A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee is asking that Johnson & Johnson turn over information about its plans to offload liability for its talcum powder products, which have been linked to cancer, under bankruptcy protection.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled more than 3.5 million Philips ventilators and CPAP and BiPAP machines sold since 2009 because of serious health risks. According to a report on MassDevice, the
A California woman has filed a product liability lawsuit against SharkNinja, manufacturer of Nutri Ninja blenders, claiming one of these products caused significant laceration injuries to her fingers. According to a report on TMZ.com, Nicole
California-based Harbor Freight Tools has issued a product defect recall for about 350,000 propane heaters because windy conditions can render the safety shutoff inoperable, posing a burn hazard. According to news reports, strong winds and hazardous
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