A new lawsuit has been filed against Philips concerning its defective CPAP breathing machine.

Camp Lejeune veterans and their families now have an opportunity to seek justice for injuries they sustained due to contaminated water while on base.

Continue using the defective Philips CPAP machines or face their own health risks (namely, sleep apnea) by not using them.

In a July 2022 brief, the U.S. Department of Justice sided with plaintiffs in the Johnson & Johnson bankruptcy filing appeal.

Some people are risking their lives, sleeping without their machine while waiting for a replacement. Others are continuing to use their recalled...

According to new research presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, people taking tenofovir disoproxil...

BNN Bloomberg reports that Philips knew about the problems with its disintegrating polyurethane foam inside CPAP machines for years before issuing...

As of May 2022, there are over 1,000 paraquat Parkinson’s Disease lawsuits filed in the consolidated litigation against makers of paraquat-based...

As many as 800 patients are suing Philips over its recalled CPAP machines, Bi-PAP devices, and mechanical ventilators.