Posts Tagged ‘infants’

Graco Recalling 2 Million Strollers After Infant Deaths: Safety Advocates Question What Took so Long

Graco Recalling 2 Million Strollers After Infant Deaths: Safety Advocates Question What Took so Long

October 21, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

Attention parents: Graco Children’s Products recently announced the voluntary recall of 2 million older-model strollers after receiving reports of child strangulation and death. The strollers, manufactured before July [...]

Bugs in the Formula?  Abbott Laboratories Recalls 5 Million Containers of Similac Baby Formula Contamined with Beetles

Bugs in the Formula? Abbott Laboratories Recalls 5 Million Containers of Similac Baby Formula Contamined with Beetles

September 24, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

If you haven't already heard the sensational reports, Similac baby formulas were recently recalled because of a bug contamination--yes, you heard it correctly, there were bugs in the [...]

CPSC Recalls 30,000 Infant Recliners After 4-Month-Old MI Girl Dies

CPSC Recalls 30,000 Infant Recliners After 4-Month-Old MI Girl Dies

July 26, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling thousands of baby recliners that purport to help fussy babies get to sleep faster after receiving reports that a 4-month-old [...]

University of Chicago Hospital Pays $7 Million to Settle NICU Overcrowding of Vulnerable Infants

University of Chicago Hospital Pays $7 Million to Settle NICU Overcrowding of Vulnerable Infants

June 30, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Major Medical,Medical Malpractice   |   0 Comment»

The University of Chicago Medical Center recently settled a lawsuit charging that the hospital was knowingly overcrowding babies into the neonatal unit in violation of state regulations. [...]

Don’t Buy Drop-Side Cribs: Tips on Choosing a Safe Crib for Your Child

Don’t Buy Drop-Side Cribs: Tips on Choosing a Safe Crib for Your Child

May 28, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

If you haven’t heard the warnings already: don’t buy drop-side cribs. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued recalls earlier this month on 387,000 drop-side cribs that have been linked to [...]

Pediatricians Urge FDA to Put Choking Hazard Warning on Certain Foods

Pediatricians Urge FDA to Put Choking Hazard Warning on Certain Foods

May 25, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

It will be interesting to see if Memorial Day celebrators will head pediatricians’ warnings about foods that pose choking hazards in young children. Obviously, one of the first [...]

Target Recalling Woven Wicker Trunks After Devastating Injury to 18-Month-Old Baby

Target Recalling Woven Wicker Trunks After Devastating Injury to 18-Month-Old Baby

May 21, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

Target Corporation and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recently issued a recall of 350,000 woven storage trunks months after the lid of one of the trunks slammed shut [...]

Concerned Parents Sue Over Pampers DryMax Diapers

Concerned Parents Sue Over Pampers DryMax Diapers

May 20, 2010  |   Posted by :   |   Blog,Defective & Dangerous Products,Protecting Your Family   |   0 Comment»

When a concerned parent started a Facebook page over Pampers DryMax Diapers, which she was convinced were causing her children’s severe diaper rash, she did not get the [...]

People Routinely Exposed to Dangerous Chemical Bisphenol A in Canned Foods

People Routinely Exposed to Dangerous Chemical Bisphenol A in Canned Foods

According to a recent study, people may be routinely exposed to the dangerous chemical bisphenol A through the everyday consumption of canned foods.  Specifically, the study conducted by