"Philips Halts US Sales of Sleep Apnea Machines Due to Safety Concerns and Recalls"

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Philips is stopping sales of its recalled sleep apnea machines in the US due to foam particles being released into users' airways, leading to potential health risks. The company has reached a consent decree with the Department of Justice and FDA and will not sell new CPAP or BiPAP devices in the US until meeting FDA requirements. Philips has set aside €363 million to address the FDA's requirements and will continue to provide service to sleep and respiratory devices in the US while also selling the machines outside of the US.
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