FDA moves to pull pork drug linked to cancer
Almost one-third of young pigs in the U.S. are given the antibiotic
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Almost one-third of young pigs in the U.S. are given the antibiotic
More than two-thirds of food cans sampled contained BPA, a chemical that "disrupts" the body's endocrine system
The stimulant raises blood pressure and heart rate, doctors say
In a new study, about 42 percent who took a statin experienced muscle pain or weakness; claims previously dismissed by some in medical community
"Black box" warning will be placed on the Essure implant, but some women say that doesn't go far enough
Records obtained by CBS News show cheese at Castle Cheese was stored in an un-refrigerated room; and Listeria was found ten times
Target among retailers that sold mislabeled grated parmesan and romano made only with other cheeses and wood pulp filler
Some grated cheese products may contain more of a wood pulp filler than allowed
The cause of the illness that struck in 14 states remains unknown, and a criminal probe by the FDA remains ongoing
As companies race to create vaccines, Brazil is already testing a different way to fight the disease, and Florida may follow
Blood-testing startup says it's working to fix safety problems identified by the top federal overseer of clinical labs
Product sold on websites including Amazon.com could pose serious health risk, officials say
The government alleges the popular program misled customers about improving cognitive performance and treating serious health conditions
Higher level of warning follows thousands of injuries and lawsuits regarding the devices
FDA picks up the pace, getting more innovative treatments to market in 2015
Would you eat your favorite cereal if you knew it contained butylated hydroxytoluene, a product also used in jet fuel?
Some major restrictions on who can donate blood will remain in place
Tanning beds may be one of the factors behind a spike in skin cancer rates in teens and 20-somethings
Doctors warn there are risks many consumers aren't aware of
CEO Hugh Grant says the company is committed to innovation in agriculture, but critics say it should be more transparent
Investigators believe they know which ingredient sickened at least 19 people in 7 states
Faster-growing fish is the first genetically altered animal approved for U.S. consumption
"Ignorance is not bliss," says one dermatologist who says she treats patients weekly for adverse reactions to chemicals in beauty products
Sen. Charles Schumer calls on the FDA to regulate caffeinated food products
Concerns that some jars may contain small pieces of metal prompted the recall in seven states