The radio waves, at least in Richmond, VA, are being bombarded with Tylenol commercials after the FDA has been evaluating warning labels and new safety limits.  "The name you trust." "Trust the label that doctors and hospitals have trusted for more than 50 years."  Ostensibly, the commercials are encouraging people to use the Tylenol brand, and not generics.  But the commercials carry the primary message that Tylenol is safe, which, depending upon your situation, may not be true.

Social media, such as Twitter and Facebook, not to mention the many ways that Internet users can vote on stories, just might save lives and perform the task informally that government agencies and foundations should be doing.