Noisy toys can hurt children's hearing.
Nancy Nadler of the League of the Hard of Hearing says parents need to listen to toys and stay away from loud toys. The University of Minnesota and the Sight and Hearing Association tested 15 toys from local stores to see how loud they were and found 13 of 15 had noise levels that measured over 100 decibels. The Department of Health and Human Services did a study that shows there is a severe shortage of pharmacists and this will result in longer waits. People are also urged to double check their prescriptions. The FDA does not regulate herbal supplements.