Consumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website. With the summer season kicking off, your grill might be getting regular use. But before creating your next batch of burgers, ...

Dr. Meghan Martin, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, went viral on TikTok after sharing a terrifying case involving a 4-year ...

Happy Memorial Day, everyone! If you’re grilling today, there’s one tool you might want to be careful with. Read on to learn more. Hot dogs and hamburgers are Memorial Day staples, but if you or ...

Rhode Island Hospital reported 12 people swallowed brush bristles stuck in food. July 5, 2012— -- Few things taste better at the end of a summer day than a juicy burger or steak hot off the grill ...

CARROLLTON (CBSDFW.COM) - Before you begin your backyard grilling, CBS 11 News has uncovered a danger that you may be cooking up. It's not about the meat, and it's not about any food-borne illness.

ALBANY — Two years ago, a 4-year-old boy in Florida was eating a hamburger hot off the grill when he was jabbed by a sharp pain in his ear that confounded doctors for 10 days. The surprising source of ...

Wire bristles from grill cleaning brushes are finding their way into people’s food — and down their throats, according to a new report. Between August of 2011 and June of 2012, six people went to the ...

Dr. Jonas Mansson doesn’t want to put a damper on grilling food, but he’s seen damage that metal or wire bristles from grill brushes can cause. Holes to stomachs and intestines. Cuts to tongues and ...

I usually consider myself to be on top of things when it comes to food safety. Some call me paranoid, though I prefer quirky. But in spite of my manic quirkiness, the latest warning about those wire ...

An emergency department doctor has issued a warning to parents about a common barbecue tool after she saw a four-year-old boy suffer a life-threatening injury caused by one. The American doctor, known ...

There's nothing like the scent of charred meat wafting over your neighbor's fence to get you in the mood for summer. But alas, grilling is not without its dangers. If E. coli and carcinogens in meat ...