- 830,000 Waxcessories Electric Simmer Pots Recalled Because Loose Wire Connections May Cause Electric Shock
- Over Half A Million Toys Are Recalled In April Due To Lead Paint, Magnet, and Choking Hazard Concerns
- Hyundai Motors Recalls 393,714 Sonata Cars Over Air Bag Failure
- Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Says Many Midsized Cars Still Do Not Provide Proper Occupant Protection During Rear-End Collisions
- Appeals Court Says SUV Rollover Lawsuit Against Mitsubishi For the 2002 Death of Pop Star Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes Can Go Forward
- American Airlines Cancels Over 2,000 Flights This Week To Conduct Plane Safety Inspections
- U.S. States Impose Their Own Toy Safety Regulations Following Mass Recalls Involving Lead and Other Hazards
- Six-Year-Old Girl Whose Intestines Were Ripped Out by Swimming Pool Drain Dies
- MEGA Brands and Battat Recall 2.4 Million China-Made Toys with Magnets
- IIHS Report Says Over 200 SUV Rollover Deaths Could Have Been Avoided In 2006 If Vehicles Had Stronger Roofs
- CPSC Reports 66,400 Nursery-Related Injuries in 2006
- Toy Recalls Spurs Toy Industry Association to Unveil New Safety Guidelines
- Family Suing DuPont For Alleged Asbestos Exposure Seeking Over $30 Million
- FEMA Moving 35,000 Hurricane Katrina Families Out of Toxic Trailers
- Ford Recall and GM Chevrolet Fire Incidents Rekindle Fire Hazard Concerns
- Products Liability Lawsuit Claims Mitsubishi Covered Up Design Flaws that Caused Wrongful Death
- Evenflo Recalls 1 Million Discovery Infant Car Seats
- Latest Magnetic Building Kit Recall Is A Reminder That Swallowing Magnets Can Cause Serious Injuries
- Fire Safety Concerns Lead to Recalls of More Than 185,000 Decorative Candles
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- “BabyTown” Pacifiers Is Latest Choking Hazard Recall
- More Toys Recalled Over Excessive Levels of Lead
- Kids and Cars – It’s Time to Ensure Child Safety
- Honda and KYMCO Recall ATVs to Prevent Injuries
- Auto Recall Numbers Rose in 2007
- Hazardous Toy Recall: Defective Toys Can Place Children in Peril