React Health Removes VOCSN V+Pro Ventilators
A manufacturing error may lead to undetected oxygen leaks, posing risks of reduced oxygen delivery and potential fire hazards.
A manufacturing error may lead to undetected oxygen leaks, posing risks of reduced oxygen delivery and potential fire hazards.
The updates include a new spleen exam workflow, compatibility with Apple laptops, and direct connection to electronic health records.
Clearances for Rembra CT, Rembra RT, and Areta RT aim to enable high-throughput imaging at scale and elevate precision across the cancer care pathway.
Read MoreStaritas, backed by investment from Accel-KKR, will focus on healthcare supply chain data and artificial intelligence solutions.
Read MoreThe platform combines ultrasound and optical imaging to provide detailed views of coronary anatomy in a single workflow.
Read MoreThe system uses artificial intelligence for image reconstruction to improve diagnostic precision and workflow efficiency in radiology, cardiology, and oncology.
Read MoreThe Food and Drug Administration identifies the software update and nebulizer restrictions as the most serious type of recall.
Read MoreThe partnership between the Food and Drug Administration and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency aims to streamline technology access and reduce regulatory duplication.
Read MoreMost hospitals don’t have a plan for when they get hit by a cyberattack—and that’s a problem they can fix before it costs them.
Read MoreThe system is designed to improve workflow efficiency and safety during minimally invasive left-heart procedures.
Read MoreThe annual report highlights risks tied to emerging technologies, access barriers, and workforce challenges that can contribute to preventable harm.
Read MoreThe wearable sensor system provides continuous, simultaneous monitoring of maternal and fetal vital signs to improve clinical evaluation.
Read MoreIranian-affiliated actors are exploiting internet-facing operational technology devices, leading to operational disruptions and financial losses across US infrastructure.
Read MoreA new report finds that average cyber insurance claim severity in the healthcare sector exceeded $2 million per incident in 2025.
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