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If you recently purchased Advil at your local Family Dollar store, there is a very good chance that it is part of a large recall impacting New York.

Retailers, restaurants and customers should selling/distributing/eating these.

Some chicken dog treats sold in New York have been recalled following the discovery that they were contaminated with salmonella.

That peanut butter in your cupboard might not be that jiffing good after all. There's a massive recall on Jif over possible Salmonella.

Children ages five through 11 are now eligible for a booster shot of Pfizer's COVID vaccine.

The FDA is warning New Yorkers some chocolate sold in the state could be fatal or cause you to get sick.

Fresh Express is recalling over 200 salad products after at least one person has died. The recall includes both branded salad products and private label products.

The boosters will be eligible to those who are 65 and older, younger people with underlying health conditions and those in jobs that put them at high-risk for COVID-19.

Warning: We have photos of over 60 different known dog foods sold in New York that the FDA believes has led to the "illness or death of hundreds of dogs."

If you've bought frozen shrimp in the past few months, it may be advisable for you to check your freezers. Avanti Frozen Foods is recalling several shrimp products after the FDA tested and found Salmonella in a sample of frozen cooked shrimp.

More pets are dying or getting sick from potentially fatal levels of mold in recalled pet food.

What is your dog eating? It could be fatal. The FDA is warning pet owners of food that may contain fatal levels of mold.