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Puede que muchas personas piensen que los suplementos son una forma saludable para aliviar dolor, evitar enfermedades o incluso aliviar males estomacales. Pero los fabricantes de estos suplementos no están obligados a demostrarle al gobierno que sus productos son seguros o efectivos antes de venderlos.

Consumer Reports ofrece recomendaciones sobre cómo leer las etiquetas de fecha límite de la comida.

Mucha gente tira a la basura alimentos que están en perfectas condiciones porque temen enfermarse si los comen.

Many people have suspected their phones are listening to them, but one expert says there are other ways our phones are collecting data. Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones has how you can minimize the data your phone is collecting.

Health-related apps come with benefits, but experts warn consumers that there could also be some downsides. Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones breaks down what you can do to help increase security and protect your privacy.

Lindsey McIver from Conifer, Colorado took to Facebook Wednesday to warn other parents against what could have been an unspeakable tragedy after her husband rescued their 3-year-old daughter from inside their washing machine, “Today” reported. Their youngest daughter was locked inside the washing machine with the machine rotating and water filling up inside. They were able to stop it and...

About one in three babies born in the United States are delivered by C-section. Consumer Reports found the hospital where a mother gives birth can determine if they’ll have a C-section.

The median cost for a wedding is about $15,000, according to the industry’s Wedding Report. But many people shell out much more. Consumer Reports found plenty of ways to cut costs without sacrificing your celebration.

Consumer Reports has issued their sixth annual “Naughty & Nice” list for 2015, ranking the companies where you spend your hard earned dollars.

A new coat of paint can really freshen up a room. But painting takes time, and if you hire a professional, money.

With so many cars lasting 200,000 miles or more, buying a used car is becoming a safer bet. In fact, almost half of all car owners bought their vehicles used. Consumer Reports just surveyed a thousand used-car owners and can tell you how to save big.

How safe is the tap water in your home? It’s a question you may not have thought about until the lead crisis in Flint, Michigan and Newark, New Jersey. Consumer Reports explains how to check your tap water for lead and the best ways to remove it.

Many women dream of their wedding dress long before they think about the price tag. On average, brides spend more than $1,200 on their gown. But Consumer Reports says you can get what you want for a lot less than you think.

Consumer Reports has recently tested 50 smartphones and finds their battery-life ranges from less than 8 hours to more than 24 hours.

With its ability to help protect us from skin cancer as well as wrinkles and brown spots, sunscreen is essential. But a new survey from Consumer Reports finds that only 50 percent of us use it.