Drug manufacturers and retailers successfully challenged the scientific approaches used by another plaintiffs expert proposed to establish a link between prenatal use of the ingredient in Tylenol and ADHD.
CPSC urges consumers to immediately stop using the wipes and throw them away due to the risk of infections.
Families who recently filed Tylenol ADHD lawsuits will be allowed present arguments to the Court about whether new expert testimony linking the use of the pain killer during pregnancy to ADHD risks should be presented to juries.
The recall of Walmart and CVS eye ointments that pose an infection risk comes about a year after a massive Artificial Tears recall was linked to reports of severe eye injuries, vision loss and deaths.
In December, Judge Cote rejected the expert witnesses plaintiffs needed to prove that Tylenol use during pregnancy caused autism and ADHD.
Nevada mother indicates she fed her son baby food with toxic metals for three years, without knowing she was putting his health and development at risk
This is the second magnet set sold by Walmart in the last month that the CPSC has determined pose a high risk of injury or death for children
Recall comes following reports of similar sets causing at least seven child deaths and thousands of magnet ingestion injuries in recent years.
Ruling will likely result in the dismissal of lawsuits filed by families of children diagnosed with ADHD and autism after prenatal exposure to Tylenol or acetaminophen
Lawsuit alleges Walmart sold a defective and unreasonably dangerous Instant Pot pressure cooker, which exploded when a Las Vegas woman went to remove the lid, spraying hot contents all over her body.
