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Healthcare Company Issues Recall on Children’s Cough Syrup Due to Fears of Overdosing
The guaifenesin grape liquid and guaifenesin BM cherry liquid, which are cough syrups made for children, are being recalled by manufacturer Perrigo due to an inaccuracy in their packaged oral dosing cups. According to reports, the recall was made to prevent possible cases of overdosing on the cough … 
Cure for Cancer Found? Common Painkiller Drug Found to be Effective Against Fatal Disease
Researchers have discovered that a painkiller commonly used to treat various conditions including migraines, arthritis and fever contain certain properties that can fight off the development of cancer. The findings of the researchers were based on both current and previous studies regarding the effe… 
Allergies Linked to Neanderthal DNA According to New Study
Sneezing and tearing up are some of the body's most common allergic reactions. Although these are natural responses, their degree vary for each person. 
Fitbit Users Sue Company due to Inaccurate Heart Rate Monitor Tracking
A group of Fitbit users have filed a class-action lawsuit against the California-based tech firm due to the inaccurate data produced by its PurePulse heart rate monitor. According to the plaintiffs, the company falsely advertised the features of its Fitbit Charge HR and Surge wearable devices. 
Government Releases Latest Dietary Guidelines with New Limits on Sugar, gets Sued Immediately
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Department of Health and Human Services has just released the latest draft for the country's dietary guidelines. But, only less than a day after its release, a group of vegan advocates immediately sued the government over one of the revisions made in the draft. 
FDA Issues Ban on Three Cancer-Causing Chemicals Used in Food Packaging like Pizza Boxes and Popcorn Bags
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has just implemented a new ruling that will ban the use of chemicals used in the packaging material for various popular food items such as pizza and microwaveable popcorn. According to the agency, these chemicals can lead to the development of cancer and birth d… 
Too Much Vitamin D can be Harmful for Seniors According to New Research
A new study carried out by researchers from Switzerland revealed how vitamin D can be dangerous for senior citizens. Based on their findings, taking too much vitamin D can increase the risk of falling among older adults. 
Eating Sugar can Cause AND Spread Cancer According to New Study
A new study carried out by researchers from the University of Texas' MD Anderson Center revealed the role of sugar in the development of cancer. Based on their findings, diets high in sugar or fructose will not only cause breast cancer to grow, but these can also spread the effects of the disease 
Cases of Winter Vomiting Disease on the Rise this Year
According to health officials, the number of norovirus, also known as winter vomiting disease, cases this year has spiked compared to 2014. Based on their investigations, experts noted that a new strain of the virus is infecting people in various states across the country. 
Most People Ignore Dangerous Symptoms of Cardiac Arrest According to New Study
A new study carried out by medical researchers revealed that many people ignore or accidentally miss the warning signs of cardiac arrests. According to the researchers, these symptoms sometimes appear weeks or even months before people feel the full effects of this condition. 
Experts Urged U.S. Fashion Industry to Follow France’s New Bill Banning Extremely Thin Models on the Runway
Two health experts are calling for the fashion industry in the U.S. to implement necessary guidelines to promote a healthier body image among the models. According to them, the country should follow what France has done by passing a bill that prohibits fashion models who are too thin from working. Health News: 2,400 Babies Born with Brain Damage in Brazil; Experts Eyeing Mosquito-Borne Virus as Possible Cause
Brazil is currently facing a nation-wide emergency as over 2,400 cases of microcephaly among newborn babies have reported. This prompted the country to issue a warning against getting pregnant to curb the increasing number of infants with this brain development disorder. 
New Study Reveals How Watching Horror Movies can be Bad For Your Health
Those who enjoy scaring themselves through horror films may want to take a break from their spooky flicks marathons. According to a new study, watching horror movies can be dangerous for one's health is it can produce a blood clotting protein 
Health News: FDA Issues Recall on Pet Food Brand for Cats and Dogs
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has officially issued a recall on the products manufactured by Bravo Pet Foods of Manchester, Connecticut. According to the agency, some of the pet food items manufactured by the company may be contaminated with Salmonella. 
‘Sell-by’ and ‘Best Used by’ Labels on Food Packaging Explained
With the holiday season fast approaching, a lot of consumers have probably already started their grocery shopping. But while checking the food items you purchased, you might have noticed their packaging featuring different kinds of date labels.
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