FDA clears generic rival to high-priced EpiPen
Years after seeking federal approval, Israeli drugmaker gets nod to sell version of life-saving allergy treatment
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Years after seeking federal approval, Israeli drugmaker gets nod to sell version of life-saving allergy treatment
Consumer Reports finds concerning amounts of heavy metals in popular cereals and other products for infants
Certain batches of the drug were contaminated with chemical that could increase the risk of cancer in humans
Disease experts say illness related to tainted salad has now spread to eight states, with 18 people hospitalized
FDA signals it may ban the "m-word" from products that don't come from lactating animals
The experimental treatment slowed the disease, but not enough to meet investors' high expectations
"There are likely other food products made by other manufacturers that also use" suspect whey ingredient, agency says
After the latest food recalls, know the signs of salmonella infection and how to keep your family safe
The painful condition affects an estimated 1 in 10 women of reproductive age
Smallpox was eradicated decades ago, but small samples of the virus were saved for research purposes and some worry it could be used as a biological weapon
A popular Kellogg's cereal has been linked with a salmonella outbreak that has infected 100 people
The FDA approved the medication, called Epidiolex, to treat two rare forms of epilepsy that begin in childhood
Doctors discovered a "large macular hole" in the retina of the child's left eye after he repeatedly gazed into the laser beam
Tainted fruit, produced by Caito Foods, was sold at Walmart, Whole Foods and other major grocery chains
Suspected tainted pre-cut fruit supplied to retailers including Costco, Kroger, Trader Joe's, Walgreens, Walmart, Whole Foods
HumanOptics makes surgically implanted device to replace the eye's colored part around the pupil
The surgically implanted device is meant to treat adults and children with eye damaged
President Trump signed a bill that gives terminally ill patients the ability to try drugs not yet approved by the FDA
Department of Justice is cracking down on what it describes as "unscrupulous" stem cell clinics selling unapproved treatments for eye problems
Despite years of warnings about benzocaine gel, the FDA says reports of illnesses and deaths have continued
"There's no pill or capsule that can replace your sunscreen," the FDA commissioner says
Injected monthly just under the skin using a penlike device, the drug will cost $6,900 per year without insurance
Regulators ask e-cigarette manufacturers to provide information about their product designs, marketing
Two-thirds of drug overdose deaths in 2016 involved opioids, mostly fentanyl, heroin and prescription painkillers
Explosion sent two pieces of the vape pen into Tallmadge D'Elia's cranium; he also suffered burns on 80 percent of his body from resulting fire