All Diamond-Shruumz products produced by California -based Prophet Premium Blends have been voluntarily recalled after they were found to contain toxic levels of muscimol, a psychoactive compound ...

The tally of illnesses linked to recalled Diamond Shruumz edibles has surpassed 100 people — and the potentially toxic products may still be on the market, federal safety officials warn. The ...

More than 100 illnesses, including over 40 hospitalizations, have been linked to the Diamond Shruumz-branded chocolate bars, cones or gummies that were recalled in June.

Diamond Shruumz recalled all of its products — including its gummies and chocolate bars — in June after illnesses continued to rise across the country.

Recalled Diamond Shruumz edibles now linked to two possible deaths and cases in 28 states The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating two ...

On Thursday, the Federal Drug Administration released initial lab results in its investigation of recalled "microdosing" edibles made by Diamond Shruumz, which are now linked to 113 cases of ...

The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is warning consumers not to eat, sell, or serve Diamond Shruumz-brand chocolate bars, gummies, or cones.

Diamond Shruumz brand products are still on store shelves, the Food and Drug Administration said this week, more than a month after federal health authorities warned that people had been ...

The FDA and CDC are urging people to not consume any Diamond Shruumz products following the deaths of two people. So far, 74 illnesses have been reported across 28 states, including 38 ...