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Philips Respironics Recalls CPAP and BiPAP Masks After Injury Reports

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By People's Justice

What happened

Philips Respironics recalled certain masks used with its CPAP and BiPAP machines after a medical device report listed 14 serious injuries and no deaths tied to the masks, according to NeurologyLive.

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Source: neurologylive.com

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