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All cribs now must pass tough new safety rules

All cribs now must pass tough new safety rules

Starting Tuesday, it will be illegal in the U.S. to sell or even donate a crib that fails to meet the toughest crib safety rules in the world.  more...

Loose standards for window blinds lead to strangulation risk for children

The O'Bryant family lost, Gavin, 5, to strangulation in a cord for door blinds.
McKenna O'Bryant, 9, holds a photo of Gavin. (Kevin P. Casey for the Chicago Tribune)

Loose standards for window blinds lead to strangulation risk for children

Brandyn Coppedge was alone in the living room for only a few minutes while his brother Rogan, 21, went into the bathroom. When Rogan returned, 3-year-old Brandyn was hanging from a cord on the...  more...

Drug-resistant Staph found in grocery store meat

PHOENIX, AZ. (KTLA) -- A new study on meat and poultry sold in grocery stores has revealed that Staphylococcus aureus is present in much of what is sold, with .  more...

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Are these items really expired?

Assortment of condoms (Seth Perlman STF/AP File Photo)

Are these items really expired?

There are telltale signs that a product has gone bad. Moldy bread. Clumpy milk. The layer of fur blanketing the cream cheese. But what about the toothpaste sitting in your pantry for years after a...  more...

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Jennie-O Recalls Turkey After Salmonella Poisoning in California

Jennie-O launches turkey recall after salmonella poisoning in California

WILLAMAR, MINN (KTLA) -- Jennie-O Turkey store announced a recall of nearly 50,000 pounds of turkey meat Saturday after 12 people, including some in California, were diagnosed with salmonella...  more...

Agency fails to probe deaths linked to popular baby product

Michelle Bobinski with her son, Tyler Baker, who died at 5 months old.

Agency fails to probe deaths linked to popular baby product

The nanny checked on Madison Morr twice during her afternoon nap. The second time, Madison's skin was blue — her face was pressed against the bumper pad that lined the inside of her crib.  more...

An about-face on children's car seats

Research shows that children under 2 are 75 percent less likely to die or be severely injured in a crash if they are in a rear-facing child restraint. (PNC/Getty)

New rules issued on child car seats

The nation's largest organization of pediatricians is telling its members and parents that children riding in cars should remain in rear-facing child safety seats until at least their second...  more...

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