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The FDA is warning pet owners about the use of common flea and tick medication, which could cause adverse reactions in dogs and cats.

Well, this is disturbing. A recent study found a widely-used weed killer in many oat-based breakfast cereals and snacks - including Honey Nut Cheerios and Lucky Charms.

Some batches of thyroid medications are being recalled, after a Chinese supplier failed an FDA inspection.

Good news for romaine lettuce lovers: after an E. coli outbreak that sickened 172 people, the CDC says romaine lettuce is now safe to eat.

The multi-state outbreak of Salmonella linked to eggs from Rose Acre Farms has been expanded. Great Value eggs are among those affected.

You probably wouldn't eat a bug on purpose...but did you realize you've definitely been eating them unintentionally - and the FDA is fine with it.

Every year, rumors go around that those 'silver ball' sprinkles are actually dangerous to eat, but is there any truth behind those rumors?

Imagine being a part of a clinical trial for a drug. The drug gets passed by the FDA, but now your insurance won't cover you for the medicine. That's exactly what's happening to a Central New York family.

A Central New York family is fighting their insurance company after their children helped get a lifesaving drug passed for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. They say their insurance company refuses to cover them for the medicine.

The federal government has made a major announcement for New Yorker's concerning  electronic cigarettes. Going forward, they will issue a ban on the sale of these products to people under the age of 18.

A new press announcement from the FDA is issuing a ban on four different brands of cigarettes. Store owners and retailers are going to have 30 days to get rid of their supply of these smokes.

Prime Pak Foods is recalling 24,000 pounds of chicken due to incorrect labeling that doesn't properly identify potential allergens.