Philips knew about CPAP machine foam problems years before an Iowa man purchased his device in 2015, which he indicates ultimately resulted in his development of thyroid cancer.
Law makers question whether FDA knew the manufacturer was withholding information about Philips CPAP problems, and failed to take enforcement action to require an earlier recall.
Senator Richard Blumnenthal called for swift and aggressive actions, if reports are true that problems with Philips Dreamstation CPAP machines were known years before a massive recall was issued
New unleaded fuel for small airplanes, which would reduce lead exposure from air pollution, is currently under development, but not yet commercially available
Amid growing evidence that PFAS may cause cancer and other health risks, lawmakers are concerned about the increasing number of product containers being sold to the public that contain the toxic chemicals.
The legislation calls for the U.S. government to provide grants and support for manufacturers developing firefighter turnout gear that reduces the risk of PFAS exposure.
Recalled Boppy infant loungers have been linked to child deaths and suffocation injuries, yet several manufacturers selling similar products have refused to cooperate with federal safety officials by issuing a recall.
PRIME, heavily marketed toward youth on social media, contains as much caffeine as six cans of normal Coca Cola, investigators found.
Environmental groups praise the new provisions focused on PFAS water contamination, which must still be approved by the full House and Senate and signed into law by President Biden.
The government says it wants the Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits to be consolidated for pretrial proceedings as soon as possible.
