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A Southern California company is recalling a weight loss product that contains a prescription appetite suppressant and a suspected carcinogen.

If FDA determines that the use of caffeine in a firm’s alcoholic beverages is not generally recognized as safe, FDA will take appropriate action to ensure that the products are removed from the marketplace.

The Consumer Products Safety Commission and a California company are recalling children’s chalkboards that contain high levels of lead.

For most dogs, there is nothing quite like a beef hoof. For people, there are few things more unpleasant than a dog with an upset stomach.

Idaho company markets its pills to adults and teens. Teens are particularly vulnerable to the ill-effects of steroids.

The maker of Louisville Slugger baseball bats has been ordered to pay $792.000 to the family of a teenager who died during a baseball game in 2003. The verdict adds to an ongoing controversy in youth, high school and college baseball about whether pitchers have enough time to react to balls hit by aluminum bats.

Yes, cattle have tonsils–and they’re connected to tongues.