Maude Monthly: Medline Backlog of Reports Continue to Surge Across Multiple Product Lines; Medline Nitrile Gloves Ripping and Tearing at Increasing Rates; Beta Bionics iLet Exhibiting New Software Malfunction; Insulet Omnipod Leaks and Tears Continue to Climb Months After Recalls

The information contained in this report is compiled from the FDA’s Manufacturer and User Facility Device Experience (MAUDE) database. The MAUDE database contains reports of deaths, injuries, and malfunctions relating to the use of medical devices and is updated monthly with reports from users, physicians, and device manufacturers. The FDA uses MAUDE reports to monitor […]

FTC Commissioner Meador Argues for Holistic Assessment to Identify ‘Monopoly Broth’ of Anticompetitive Conduct

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Maude Monthly: Medline Backlog of Reports Continue to Surge Across Multiple Product Lines; Medline Nitrile Gloves Ripping and Tearing at Increasing Rates; Beta Bionics iLet Exhibiting New Software Malfunction; Insulet Omnipod Leaks and Tears Continue to Climb Months After Recalls

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