A ProPublica report reveals that Philips officials hid thousands of reports of problems with sound abatement foam used in millions of CPAP machines, failing to recall the devices for more…
Philips is asking a federal judge to delay considering motions to remove some CPAP recall lawsuits to state court until the parties get a better idea of how many plaintiffs…
A $479 million Philips CPAP class action settlement agreement will resolve claims of economic loss filed by users of the recalled devices.
The FDA warns that 73,000 recalled Trilogy Evo ventilators manufactured by Philips Respironics may be prone to airway blockage from dust and dirt, which has led to at least one…
The Dräger ventilator recall came after tests revealed PE-PUR sound insulation foam was releasing a toxic gas which could cause life-threatening health problems, including cancer.
Philips faces increasing legal concerns in Europe over its recalled Philips DreamStation CPAP devices, which have been linked to deaths there as well as in the U.S.
The FDA has announced a class I recall of nearly 60,000 Philips ventilators, which may not detect air flow blockages due to the build-up of debris.
The FDA has announced it has received 106,000 medical device reports linked to recalled Philips CPAP devices, including nearly 400 deaths.
Lawyers are working to register and file Philips CPAP lawsuits, as the manufacturer may argue the June 14 anniversary of a massive recall triggered the start of the statute of…
Philips has set aside about $630 million to resolve potentially thousands of CPAP recall lawsuits filed in courts nationwide.
