The FDA's emergency use authorizations in early 2020 remain mostly in effect, creating potential risks to patient safety.

Health systems, trade associations and governing bodies are starting to organize. Brigham and Women's Hospital has been addressing racial bias in medical devices through their quality and safety team.

Recalls of home-based medical devices and defective single-use devices are the top two concerns on the Pennsylvania-based non-profit's top 10 technology hazards for 2023.

FDA looking into dental device after joint CBS News-KHN investigation In the wake of a CBS News-KHN investigation, the FDA on Thursday said it is "evaluating safety concerns" over the use of a ...

The FDA has warned providers of safety concerns and supply issues for Getinge/Maquet’s VasoView HemoPro Endoscopic Vessel Harvesting Systems. The device is primarily used during endoscopic ...

The growing use of smart home devices is undermining the privacy and safety of domestic workers. New research from King's College London reveals how surveillance technologies reinforce a sense of ...

About one-fourth of U.S. hospitals now clean and reuse single-use devices such as surgical scissors, pulse oximeter sensors, ultrasound catheters, and compression sleeves, raising concerns about ...

The FDA will hold a panel next month in an effort to better evaluate the safety of medical device implants.

Medical device security continues to be casualty of hospital-medtech divide FDA says manufacturers and hospitals are both responsible for protecting devices from cyber threats.

But a novel surface treatment developed by a UCLA-led team of scientists could help improve the safety of these devices and ease the economic burden on the health care system.

As part of a push for the Labour Party government to implement these changes, road users may soon be required to equip every car with a life-saving device.

Security researchers have found a vulnerability in a networking protocol used in popular hospital anesthesia and respiratory machines, which they say if exploited could be used to maliciously ...