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Dexcom Recalls Stolen G7 Glucose Sensors Following Third-Party Theft
Dexcom has recalled two lots of G7 continuous glucose monitoring sensors, 1725204004 and 1725069002, after they were stolen during destruction and sold by unauthorized third parties, posing risks of infection or device failure. Users should seek replacements.
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FDA Updates Erbe Flexible Cryoprobe Recall with More Lot Numbers
The FDA updated its recall of Erbe Flexible Cryoprobes, adding more affected lot numbers. This Class I recall warns of serious injury or death if devices are used without correction, urging customers to contact Erbe USA with questions.
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Philips Updates Nebulizer Guidance for Trilogy Evo Ventilators Amid Recall Clarification
Philips has updated guidance for nebulizer use with Trilogy Evo Ventilators, clarifying recall reasons. The FDA's Class I recall now permits non-pneumatic nebulizers under specific placement, with no new serious injuries reported since May 27.
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FDA Issues Early Alert on ICU Medical IV Tubing Sets Over Contamination Concerns
The FDA has issued an Early Alert concerning ICU Medical IV tubing sets due to reports of black specks and particulate matter in drip chambers. ICU Medical is investigating potential contamination and patient risk, though no serious injuries have been…
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FDA Issues Class I Recall for Medline Namic Manifolds Over Serious Health Risks
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for Medline Namic Manifolds and related kits due to particulate in the fluid path. This poses a serious risk of injury or death if introduced into blood circulation, prompting immediate removal of…
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FDA Announces Serious Recall of React Health VOCSN V+Pro Ventilators
The FDA announced a serious recall of React Health VOCSN V+Pro Ventilators due to a manufacturing defect causing potential oxygen leaks. This could lead to reduced oxygen delivery, increased fire risk, and serious patient harm or death.
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California Biolab Operator Convicted in Multi-Million Dollar COVID Test Fraud
A California biolab operator, Jia Bei Zhu, has been convicted of 12 counts, including wire fraud and distributing misbranded medical devices, for selling millions of fraudulent COVID-19 tests and deceiving the FDA.
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Boston Scientific Issues Class I Recall and Software Correction for ACCOLADE Pacemakers
Boston Scientific has issued a Class I recall for ACCOLADE pacemakers and CRT-Ps, requiring a critical software update. The FDA warns that failing to correct the devices could lead to early replacement, serious injury, or death.
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Media Monitor: AI Adoption in Health Care Faces Technical and Regulatory Hurdles
MIT Technology Review Insights is reporting that while AI applications in health care are proliferating, developers face significant challenges in aligning technical capabilities with complex clinical and business requirements.
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