The hand soap, usually used to keep bacteria at bay, could be doing the opposite, according to an FDA report.

Six hand soaps have been recalled in 16 states, including California, because of possible bacterial contamination, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said. The voluntary recall began in June and ...

Certain hand soaps have been recalled in 15 states over potential bacterial contamination.Why it matters: Using contaminated ...

The recall covers nearly 3,000 cases of liquid and foaming soaps.

The Food and Drug Administration has upgraded its recall of several popular hand soaps in 15 states to a Class II warning due ...

A total of 2,642 cases of liquid and foaming hand soap sold in 16 states are under recall by the Intercon Chemical Company.

The affected hand soap products were sold in various states, including California, Georgia, and Illinois, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

The FDA classified a recall of six hand soaps as Class II after potential bacterial contamination was identified in products ...

The FDA classified an ongoing Intercon hand soap recall as Class II, affecting products distributed in California and 14 ...

Hand soaps made by St. Louis-based Intercon Chemical Co. and sold under six brand names were recalled in 15 states over ...

The FDA issued an urgent recall for soap sold in over a dozen states potentially contaminated with bacteria.

THE FDA has upgraded the threat level of an ongoing recall with its latest update on the situation from Friday. It also confirmed that the contaminated hand soap products involved in the recall, ...