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Tyson Panko Chicken Nuggets recall triggered by consumers who found rubber in the products. Here’s what you need to know.

The products were shipped to retailers in 31 states.

Here's how to check whether your car was part of the recall.

R.L. Zeigler Co. recalled more than 11,000 pounds of ready-to-eat poultry and sausage products.

Hundreds of thousands of pounds of products were affected by the latest recall.

The corn was distributed and sold in 25 different states.

Tris Pharma recalls several lots of its infant ibuprofen product after finding that the painkiller might be more potent than previously stated.

Ingesting too much Vitamin D can cause dogs to go into renal dysfunction.

The USDA advised consumers to check their freezers for recalled products.

If you have any romaine lettuce in the house, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging consumers to throw it away.

The company recalled the cereal boxes from five Target stores.

Valve springs in the models subjected to the recall could fracture and cause the engine to stall.

The foods included prepared green curry and tomato basil chicken and vegetables.

About 1.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles were recalled for airbag replacements.

The recall of over 130,000 pounds of ground beef was issued for products from Cargill Meat Solutions.

Samsung recalled more than 2.5 million devices over exploding batteries in 2016.

The eggs were distributed in Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee between June 25 and September 6.

Even more cars were recalled worldwide.

The CDC says 30 more people have been infected with salmonella after eating the Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal

Most people who get sick from E. coli get better on their own, but there can be serious complications.

No adverse events have been reported so far.

The FDA also warned homeopathic products are not approved by the agency.

An investigation was conducted after a pharmacy received a complaint.

Pfizer Consumer Healthcare voluntarily recalled a children's Advil due to overdose concerns.

The U.S. Department of Energy estimated that over 25,000 residential fires every year are associated with the use of space heaters, which result in approximately 300 deaths.

The recalled medicines could potentially cause life-threatening infections.

A new study finds unsafe levels of weed killer in multiple grain-based products such as Quaker Oats and Cheerios.

Cyclospora is an intestinal illness that is contracted after consuming food or water that's contaminated with the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis.

Seven thousand cases of the queso dip were voluntarily recalled, though there have been no reported illnesses.

In less than a week, the number of infected customers surged and spread to 10 states, but officials still haven't identified the contaminated ingredient.