The Food and Drug Administration recalled hundreds of thousands of bottles of the cholesterol drug Atorvastatin Calcium ...

If you take cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins, you may have noticed a flurry of news coverage since late October about an extensive recall of thousands of bottles of atorvastatin, the generic ...

The Food and Drug Administration has initiated a Class II recall of 141,984 bottles of atorvastatin calcium after tests ...

A drug taken daily by millions of Americans has been recalled nationwide after federal regulators said it failed quality ...

The recall includes 141,984 bottles of the medication, which is the generic form of Lipitor, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The recall affects the 10 mg doses in 90-count, ...

Over 140,000 bottles of atorvastatin calcium tablets—the generic version of Lipitor—were pulled from shelves across all 50 ...

The recall of a widely used statin taken by those with high cholesterol is raising more attention than recalls sometimes do.

Your prescription may be involved. The FDA explains why suddenly stopping your medication is more harmful than taking it.

The FDA's recall currently lists bottles of 10-mg, 20-mg, 40-mg and 80-mg atorvastatin calcium tablets manufactured by ...

The FDA said that over 140,000 bottles of the Lipitor generic potentially failed to meet "dissolution specifications." ...

The recall comes after the maker determined the drug may not dissolve or release its active ingredient in a way that meets ...

The latest recall affects a generic versions of the statin medication Atorvastatin Calcium, a medication taken by around 47 ...