Motrin Voluntarily Recalls 200,000 Bottles Of Infant Drops
About 200,000 bottles of concentrated Motrin Infants' Drops are being pulled off store shelves.
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About 200,000 bottles of concentrated Motrin Infants' Drops are being pulled off store shelves.
It's a unique partnership between volunteers, non-profit groups and a for-profit drug company working together to help women fighting breast cancer, where a meal can make a difference.
Repeated warnings that antibiotics don't work for most sore throats and bronchitis have failed to stop overuse: Doctors prescribed these drugs for most adults seeking treatment at a rate that remained high over more than a decade, researchers found.
It's not a fashion statement but a piece of safety equipment that's gaining popularity on a local soccer field.
It's something many young women never thought they would do, but fertility centers are seeing more of these patients freezing their eggs.
It's a faster way to make doctor appointments, patients can get an hour or more with their physician, and it's cutting down on health care costs. The catch? You'll have to see the doctor with a group of strangers.
More children than ever are being vaccinated for the flu but adults have a way to go.
Forty attorneys general are urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to meet its own deadline and regulate electronic cigarettes in the same way it regulates tobacco products.
Married people who are diagnosed with cancer are likely to live longer than cancer patients who are not married.
A new study has found "reassuring" evidence that H1N1 flu vaccine is safe during pregnancy.
Although there is some obvious potential for embarrassment, there is also a concern about the health consequences.
A recent study done by Harvard Law School's Food Law and Policy Clinic and the Natural Resource's Defense Council exposes the truth behind expiration dates and offers suggestions to food manufacturers on how to better set these dates.
They may not be binging on broccoli, but some University of New Hampshire students are at least pausing before they fill up on fried food, thanks to dishware designed to remind them about healthy options.
State public health officials say the state has reached a milestone in preventing drug overdose deaths.
State officials say Massachusetts has become the first state in the nation to sign on to a program that provides employees information about Alzheimer's Disease.
