Doctors usually recommend taking paracetamol in case of fever, headache or body pain. But there are many types of paracetamol ...

Shoppers have been warned not to take some paracetamol tablets as they could potentially be "dangerous". Boots cleared the ...

An investigation is under way after a mistake means people might be taking incorrect medication which could be 'dangerous' ...

McHugh – who took the drugs from “webster packs”, or blister packs in which the pharmacy organised his medication – began ...

Boots has issued an urgent warning to customers after a packaging blunder has left some medication potentially harmful.

Paracetamol is commonly used to treat headaches and most non-nerve pains. It's most effective for fevers and short-lived mild to moderate pains including headaches and stomach aches. But it won’t work ...

New research coming out from the University of Nottingham has found that repeated use of common over-the-counter painkiller paracetamol in people aged 65 or over can lead to an increased risk of ...

Boots has urgently recalled its paracetamol due to packs being mislabelled - with customers told to 'immediately' stop using ...

A batch of Boots Paracetamol 500mg tablets has been withdrawn from the market after a potential safety issue was identified.