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

The High Street pharmacy chain Boots is asking customers to return packs of 500-milligram paracetamol tablets because a labelling error incorrectly states they are a different painkiller, aspirin.

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

The increase in blood pressure was similar to the effects seen with NSAIDs. Based on past research, such a rise in blood ...

Boots has urgently warned customers not to take one of its own-brand paracetamols and return any packets to stores immediately. The product has been recalled over a ‘packaging error,’ with the high ...

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

A Dorset mother is raising awareness of the dangers of paracetamol after she lost her daughter to an overdose. Joanne Garcia-Dias described her daughter Alice as 'so caring' and as having the 'biggest ...

The retailer has removed packs ofthe painkiller from sale after disovering they contain tablets labelled as aspirin.

A new study from the University of Edinburgh suggests that taking paracetamol regularly for long periods may increase the ...

A batch of Boots Paracetamol 500mg tablets has been withdrawn from the market after a potential safety issue was identified.