Hi everybody Cheryl Ackison here.

Welcome to another edition of full measure after hours.

Today ProPublica's Liz Mohan tells about the investigation into the unprecedented safety

recall of America's most popular CPAP machines. a lot bigger news. It's a huge recall of America's most popular CPAP machines.

In June of 2021, after discovering a potential health risk that was related to the foam used in some of these CPAP machines, the company

Phillips issued a voluntary recall.

Millions of people rely on these continuous positive airway pressure or CPAP machines to help

them sleep better at night. Chances are you or someone you know uses or has used a CPAP machine.

So when there was this huge safety recall of one brand,

it raised a lot of questions and many of them are still open today.

We are going to be hearing today from Liz Mohan,

who is a video journalist at the investigative nonprofit ProPublica.

She's part of the team that covered this story.

She helped make a short documentary that's called

With Every Breath.

Before we hear from her, you should know that in a statement,

Phillips has said it does not agree with the

characterizations and ProPublica's reporting on this topic. Phillips has said

that the company's priority is patient safety and quality.

Phillips has said that it regrets any distress and concern

for patients, their families, and care providers

in this matter and deeply apologizes.

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