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Expert from Consumer Reports explains why they're unnecessary, could hurt your wallet and perhaps even your health

Consumer Reports investigation revealed that most medical implants are not tested before being implanted and are often "grandfathered" in

Consumer Reports investigation finds artificial joints, pacemakers and other devices often have little to no testing

Consumer Reports Senior Program Editor Nancy Metcalf talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about the dangers of medical implants.

According to an investigation by Consumer Reports, most medical implants have never been tested for safety. CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano reports.

Is grandma always right? Maybe not when it comes to medical advice, says Consumer Reports health expert

Consumer Reports study found 10 percent of apple juices contaminated

Consumer Reports tested 88 juice samples, found 10 percent with elevated arsenic levels

Consumer Reports spot probe finds less expensive seafood substitutions made at many restaurants and supermarkets

Rebecca Jarvis sits with Consumer Reports Editor in Chief Kim Kleman about what the magazine says is the intentional mix-ups of different kinds of fish in fish markets and restaurants and how it can affect your health.

Russ Mitchell talks with Consumer Reports senior program editor, Nancy Metcalf, and Prevention Magazine contributing editor, Dr.

The FTC says that Reebok's advertising for its EasyTone and RunTone shoes was deceptive and has ordered the company to refund customers $25 million. Erica Hill and Chris Wragge talk to Consumer Reports medical advisor, Dr

Consumer Reports: Many in U.S. cutting expenditures by delaying doctor visits and procedures, ordering drugs outside country

Dr. John Santa of Consumer Reports speaks to Chris Wragge about a new investigation that found some healthcare providers are unnecessarily marketing expensive heart procedures to healthy patients.

Consumer Reports' medical advisor Dr. Orly Avitzur explains the new FDA rules for sunscreen labeling and what it means for beachgoers and sun worshipers