Nationwide recall of all size kits. The reagents have been found to fail linearity at >200mg/dL that results in inaccurate glucose values above this range.
Continue reading...27. October 2009
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Nationwide recall of all lots of product due to potential for needle to become detached from syringe during use.
Continue reading...24. October 2009
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Investigational antiviral drug approved for emergency use in H1N1 influenza infection; mandatory reporting of adverse events required by healthcare providers.
Continue reading...23. October 2009
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Third case of PML reported, the first case of PML in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis treated with Rituxan who has not previously received treatment with a TNF antagonist.
Continue reading...19. October 2009
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Reports of sparking, charring, and fires from device power cords.
Continue reading...16. October 2009
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UPDATED 10/16/2009] Consumers warned of unapproved and illegal H1N1 drug products purchased over the internet.
Continue reading...16. October 2009
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Risk of anaphylactic-type reactions, including fatalities, have followed the parenteral administration of iron dextran injection.
Continue reading...9. October 2009
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Drug must not be reconstituted in liquid formulation or used in any nebulizer or mechanical ventilator.
Continue reading...5. October 2009
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Nationwide recall due to reports of a memory chip failure which could render the AED inoperable and prevent it from delivering therapy when indicated.
Continue reading...1. October 2009
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Field removal of the catheter due to reports that the catheter could kink or ovalize in certain anatomical situations, lead to difficulty in catheter advancement and/or delivery of other devices through the guide catheter
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30. October 2009
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