The UK Health Security Agency has issued an urgent reminder not to use four wet wipe brands ...

Health agencies urge the public to check first aid kits after four brands of non-sterile alcohol-free wipes are confirmed ...

Check your first aid kit.

Researchers report in ACS ES&T Water that some wet wipes break down into plastic fibers, or microplastics, that could harm aquatic life.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has highlighted the signs to look out for which could indicate a B. stabilis infection.

UK health experts issued fresh warnings about the 'ongoing risk of infection' associated with non-sterile wet wipes contaminated with Burkholderia stabilis.

The UK Health Security Agency has outlined the symptoms of a Burkholderia stabilis infection as six people tragically died due to contaminated wet wipes.

Six deaths have now been associated with an "ongoing outbreak" of a Burkholderia stabilis found in four non-sterile alcohol-free ...

At least six deaths have reportedly now been linked to using potentially contaminated skin cleansing wipes in the UK. Last month, Brits were warned to avoid specific brands of alcohol-free wipes, ...

LECHANG, GUANGDONG, CHINA, March 6, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / — In the modern consumer landscape, a wet wipe represents far more than a simple cleaning tool; it serves as a critical touchpoint between ...

Although the chances of a direct attack on British soil remain low, experts warn that Iran's drones could strike without warning. Now, scientists have revealed what you need in your emergency kit.