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Blood pressure medication RECALLED after it was discovered to be mislabeled

Imagine suffering from a debilitating health condition that can only be managed with the help of prescription medication. Now, imagine trusting that medication to ease your pain — only to have it cause an adverse reaction in your body. This

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