Nineteen recalls were issued for food products during the month of June, according to data from the Food and Drug ...

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The FDA upgraded a recall of tuna products sold at popular stores like Costco, Trader Joe’s and Walmart that may be contaminated with a rare bacteria, which can cause paralysis or death.

According to the FDA, benzene is a chemical that can form in nature and from human activities. In the case of acne products, benzoyl peroxide can degrade into benzene in certain conditions.

The FDA's recall covers several benzoyl peroxide-based acne products sold by major retailers and online distributors. While benzene is not an intentional ingredient in these products, it can form ...

A full list of recalled products, including the specific can codes and Best By dates, can be found on the FDA’s website. No illnesses have been reported as of Feb. 11. Close ...

The FDA has upgraded a Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar recall to Class II due to mislabeled cans containing full sugar, posing health risks for diabetics across Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.

In addition to discontinuing any use of the products, AvKare is requesting consumers to complete a recall form and either fax to 931-292-6229 or email it to [email protected].

The FDA has the full information online, along with specifics on lot codes and expiration dates. However, here’s a breakdown to get you started: Fenofibrate capsules 67 mg, USP, 100-count bottle ...

The FDA announced the recall of more acne products due to contamination of benzene, a cancer-causing chemical. See the full list here.