FDA Gives Philips CPAP Face Mask Magnet Recall Class I Designation, Warns of Injury, Death Risk
The FDA warns that face magnets used in recalled Philips CPAP masks carry a serious risk of injury and death for users.
The FDA warns that face magnets used in recalled Philips CPAP masks carry a serious risk of injury and death for users.
A new study reveals warning labels do not appear to prevent ingestions of high-powered magnets, and most consumers do not know they are not children's toys or can be dangerous.
The CPSC has approved new standards for high-powered magnet sets, intended to prevent child ingestion injuries.
More than 17 million Philips CPAP masks are being recalled due to the risk of magnets interfering with medical implants.
About 120,000 sets of Digitdots high-powered toy magnet sets are being recalled following reports of four children needing surgery to remove them from their intestines.
A new study warns that some electronic devices can interfere with the functions of heart implants like pacemakers or defibrillators.
The CPSC has issued a new warning about the risks of powerful toy magnet sets after reports of injuries and deaths, particularly among children.
About 10 million toy magnets sold by Zen Magnets and Neoballs are being recalled due to ingestion risks to children.
The FDA warns that magnetic fields from cell phones and smart watches may interfere with the functioning of pacemakers and other implants designed to keep the heart beating normally.
The number of children who have swallowed toy magnets increased dramatically after a federal court overturned a ban on high-powered magnetic office toys, according to the findings of a new…