FAA Bans Some Electronic Devices

While many look forward to seeing the new version of a phone that is put out bySamsung, we now anticipate how they will extinguish their current battery problem. The battery they are now using is a Lithium-ion battery. The FAA has been worried about them causing a fire for years. With the abundant amount…

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Heartburn Drugs Linked to Heart Attacks

Well-known heartburndrugs Prilosec and Nexium have been linked to artery damage, kidney failure, and dementia through recent studies. Scientists have discovered shocking information. Cells were used that lined the walls of the arteries and compared by exposing them to an H2 blocker found in Zantac and to Nexium. Cells exposed to Nexium showed a…

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Recalled Flour Due To Possible Metal Fragments

The Morrison Milling Company of Denton, Texas has announced a voluntaryrecall of The Baker’s Scoop 100% Whole Wheat Flour due to a possible contamination. The exact description of the product being recalled is The Baker’s Scoop HEB 100% Whole Wheat Flour 5 lbs, UPS 4122019322 best-by-dates 02/14/18 and 02/15/18. The recall is due to…

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Almond Butter Recalled After Mislabeling

New Seasons Market has initiated a voluntaryrecall of its 16oz. Creamy Almond Butter because of possible undeclared peanuts. New Seasons Market is located in Portland, Oregon and serves a large portion of the northwest region. Undeclared peanuts can be a dangerous labeling error for people who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to peanuts….

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Reports Of The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Exploding And Catching Fire

TheSamsung Galaxy Note 7 has been gaining unwanted attention by many and is now thought to be a dangerous product. The U.S. aviation safety officials took an unusual step of warning airline passengers not to turn on or charge the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 during flights, or even put them in checked bags. While…

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Vaping Battery Explodes In Woman’s Purse

Video footage released shows a dangerous product exploding in a woman’s purse. According to a New Jersey woman, the battery to hervaping device exploded inside her purse while she was shopping near Old Bridge. Video footage taken by security cameras in the store show a woman’s purse bursting into flames. The incident happened this…

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Avoid Harmful Ingredients Found In Beauty Products

A growing concern for harmful chemicals inpersonal care products has many interest groups alarmed. The New Jersey Public Interest Group is among those worried about possible harmful chemicals in beauty and personal care products. According to these interest groups, certain dangerous chemicals have not been sufficiently tested by the FDA. These chemicals are not…

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Mazda Recalls Over 750,000 Vehicles

Mazda is issuing arecall that will affect more than 759,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada. The recall is due to a defect in the rear hatch supports that can potentially cause the hatch to fall on people and injure them. The recall includes certain 2012 through 2015 Mazda 5 vans, 2010…

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Seven Children Injured On Carnival Ride In Chicago

Seven children were injured in anamusement ride accident in Chicago’s South Side last weekend. According to officials, a roller coaster incident at a West Chatham neighborhood carnival sent seven children to the hospital. The carnival was located in the 8800 block of South Lafayette Avenue. At around 3:30 p.m., a children’s roller coaster called…

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Antibacterial Soaps Ruled Harmful By The FDA

Antibacterial soaps and washes have now been banned by the Food and Drug Administration because of certain dangerous ingredients. On Friday, the FDA issued a final rule that antibacterial soaps are no more effective than regular soap. Certain ingredients contained in antibacterial soaps lack proof to be safe and effective for long-term daily use,…

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