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Spotlight Issues
| Consumer Reports' test results prompt swift bike helmet recall CPSC announces a voluntary recall of two helmets that failed to pass standards |
| Defective Products: Will Criminal Penalties Ensure Corporate Accountability? CU's oral testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee click here for full testimony |
| Consumer Reports Identifies 'Dirty Dozen' Supplements Despite government warnings, at least 12 dangerous supplements are still on the market. Read our investigation about these supplements and what you can do to avoid them. Tell Congress to pass legislation that will make it easier to remove dangerous supplements from the shelves. Watch the NBC News report on our story.  |
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| CU Expands Automotive Safety Efforts With Free Online Resources To further its mission of protecting consumers in the automotive marketplace, CU is offering two new free online resources; a rollover information and prevention Web site. |
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