FDA declares EpiPen shortage
As many as 400 patients have been unable to fill EpiPen prescriptions since May 2, according to reports
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As many as 400 patients have been unable to fill EpiPen prescriptions since May 2, according to reports
Starting this week, larger restaurant chains are required to post calorie counts. But will that really get people to eat healthier?
The FDA advises against using expired drugs, yet many people, including doctors, keep taking medicines well past the date on the bottle
About 100 people have reported illnesses in California after they consumed raw British Columbian oysters sold by restaurants and retailers throughout the state
Liquid nicotine meant for e-cigs is being put in what look like juice boxes and other kids' snack packages
Health officials issued warnings to 40 stores as the first steps in a crackdown on underage e-cigarette sales
The lenses incorporate the same technology used in eyeglasses that automatically darken in the sun
Medicine made from the cannabis plant for severe seizures in children with epilepsy has moved one step closer to U.S. approval
Know the signs of salmonella infection and how to keep your family safe
FDA commissioner says consumers should throw the eggs away or return them for a refund
The device has been linked to cases of pain, bleeding, allergic reactions and other dangerous side effects
The FDA said it took the rare step of ordering the mandatory recall because a Las Vegas company refused to cooperate
Anti-smoking groups filed the lawsuit arguing the delay poses a threat to children's health
Three dogs have been sickened after eating Milo's Kitchen brand products that are distributed nationwide
FDA recently approved first direct-to-consumer test designed to find three gene mutations linked to breast cancer without a doctor's prescription
Health officials are taking a closer look at flavors that appeal to young people, particularly menthol-flavored cigarettes
The FDA says under its sweeping anti-smoking plan, about 5 million more people would quit cigarettes within a year of new nicotine limits
Hand sanitizing dispensers are stationed everywhere, but experts say some people may be relying on them too often
The test can be taken at home without a doctor's approval, but some experts worry some consumers may misinterpret the results
In a year where the influenza vaccine is just 25 percent effective, officials want to make sure next year's flu shot works better
It now attributes 44 U.S. fatalities to the herb, and it launched a major recall of dietary supplements containing it
The herbal supplement kratom was recently declared an opioid by the FDA, and now there are contamination concerns
J.M. Smucker recalled several dog food products after detecting low levels of euthanasia drug
Green light by the Food and Drug Administration "is a big deal because then it opens the door and accelerates technology"
Products from four companies potentially contaminated, as FDA gets complaints of illness and death in animals