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More than 1 million Class I medical device units recalled in Q1

By Medisi America on 18 junio, 2019

For the third consecutive quarter, more than one million Class I units were recalled during 2019’s Q1.

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www.massdevice.com/report-more-than-1-million-class-i-medical-device-units-recalled-in-q1/

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