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Critical safety recalls affecting cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Stay ahead of defects that could endanger you on the road.
Exterior trim panels may detach while driving, creating a road hazard for other vehicles. Owners should contact their dealer immediately.
Read MoreCertain 2023–2025 trucks may experience brake fluid leaks, reducing stopping power. Inspection is recommended.
Read MoreAn inverter issue may cause unexpected power loss during driving. Replacement is provided at no cost.
Read MoreNew battery module concerns prompted an expanded recall. Owners may be advised to park outdoors until serviced.
Read MoreA manufacturing defect in the steering column could cause sudden loss of steering control in certain models.
Read MoreFDA alerts on implants, diagnostic equipment, and life-sustaining devices. Know the risks to your health.
Implantable cardiac defibrillators may experience unexpected battery depletion, potentially causing life-threatening failures.
Read MoreSound abatement foam degradation may release toxic particles and gases into the air pathway of affected machines.
Read MoreCertain sensor lots may provide falsely low glucose readings, potentially leading to incorrect insulin dosing.
Read MoreIncreased reports of early component wear may lead to metal debris release and tissue damage requiring revision surgery.
Read MoreA software bug in certain infusion pumps may result in incorrect medication delivery rates in hospital settings.
Read MoreContamination, mislabeling, and potency issues affecting medications you and your family may be taking.
Additional lots of extended-release metformin tablets recalled after higher-than-acceptable levels were detected.
Read MorePatients report debilitating stomach paralysis, severe vomiting, and intestinal blockages after using the drug.
Read MoreReports include severe conjunctivitis, joint pain, and inflammatory arthritis after treatment.
Read MoreLong-term users report increased risk. Lawsuits allege manufacturer failed to warn patients.
Read MoreSeveral over-the-counter eye drop brands recalled due to bacterial contamination and reported vision loss.
Read MoreA packaging error placed higher-dose tablets in lower-dose bottles, risking dangerous drops in blood pressure.
Read MoreSelect batches may contain a higher concentration than labeled, posing overdose risk for young children.
Read MoreAffected lots may contain less active ingredient than specified, potentially worsening symptoms.
Read MoreDangerous household items, electronics, and children's products pulled from shelves for safety concerns.
Over 300,000 units recalled due to overheating defect. At least 12 fires and 3 injuries reported across the U.S.
Read MoreParents allege major publishers designed addictive mechanics targeting children, causing academic failure and mental health crises.
Read MoreFamilies sue over algorithms designed to maximize screen time in teens, linked to anxiety, depression, and self-harm.
Read MoreFamilies allege the platform failed to prevent predatory adults from grooming and exploiting minors through chat and game features.
Read MoreLitigation alleges glyphosate-based herbicide causes non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Manufacturer faces billions in potential liability.
Read MoreUsers allege predatory design in popular mobile gambling apps led to devastating financial losses.
Read MorePassengers report assault. Lawsuits allege inadequate safety measures and background checks.
Read MoreDefective battery cells in certain power banks may overheat and explode. Consumers urged to stop use.
Read MoreContaminated food products and allergen alerts that could pose immediate health risks to your family.
Over 500,000 pounds of ground beef recalled after multiple E. coli illness reports across 8 states.
Read MoreImported frozen berries used in smoothie mixes linked to a hepatitis A outbreak. Check your freezer for affected lots.
Read MoreSeveral jar sizes pulled from shelves after routine testing found salmonella in production facility samples.
Read MoreLabeling error omitted soy as an ingredient, posing serious risk to infants with soy allergies.
Read MorePre-packaged salad kits recalled after listeria monocytogenes detected during routine testing.
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