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What changed in medicine, public health and EMS overnight, before your shift starts. Add alerts for recalls the day the FDA posts them.

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Data: openFDA →
FDA reportClassProductWhyQuantity
Oct 7IIIHeartSine samaritan PAD 350P, 360P, 450PShipped without the required Maintenance Supplement31,834
Sep 23IThyroid Tablets USP, ½ grain (Vitruvias)Superpotent drug1,955 bottles
Sep 16IEpinephrine Injection 1 mg/mL, 30 mL multiple-dose vial (American Regent)Particulate matter; lack of sterility assurance; broken and leaking vials31,935 vials
Sep 16I0.9% Sodium Chloride 100 mL (B. Braun)Particulate matter201,472
Sep 16IDextrose Injection 70%, 2,000 mL (Baxter)Stainless steel particles606 bags
Sep 16IIHeartSine SAM 350P, 360P, 450POver-stretched membrane tail causes an intermittent fault11,912
Sep 9I0.9% Sodium Chloride 500 mL VIAFLEX (Baxter)Fiberglass particles145,464 bags
Sep 2ILactated Ringer's 1,000 mL EXCEL (B. Braun)Particulate matter23,688 bags
Aug 5IResMed Astral 100/150 ventilatorCapacitor leak can damage the charger chip and interrupt ventilation168,069

Class I is the most serious: a reasonable chance of serious harm or death. Dates are when the FDA posted each recall to its enforcement report, not when the company started it.