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Food safety bill 101: What are the facts and myths?
Infantino baby sling recall: Is your baby carrier on the list?
Graco high chair recall: What you need to know
For Toyota, a sudden acceleration of claims
Baby slings can be dangerous says US government
Opinion Toyota recall: What next?
Generation 2 crib recall: Stop using your crib now, CPSC warns
Toyota problems: What consumer complaints tell us about the 2010 Toyota Prius recall
Toyota recall to include 2010 Toyota Prius? Driver complaints are startlingly consistent.
Toyota recall list: What to do if your gas pedal sticks
Moms a-Twitter over Graco's stroller recall response
Graco stroller recall prompts federal review of all stroller safety
Graco stroller recall: Is your Graco stroller affected?
Blind recall: How to check if your Roman shades are safe
After Zhu Zhu Pet mishap, GoodGuide revamps standards
Zhu Zhu Pets unsafe? Hardly, says manufacturer, as consumer group backtracks.
Could a consumer group's report lead to a Zhu Zhu pet recall?
Fewer dangerous toys on shelves – but safety still an issue
Maclaren stroller recall: What to do if you have one
Opinion Uncle Sam vs. your favorite toys
Good times for repair shops and secondhand stores
Safety Council: National ban on phone calls while driving
Tainted Chinese imports spur calls to protect consumer

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