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The FDA also issued a warning about companies illegally selling the systems.

The FDA is alerting consumers that improper use of thermal imaging systems could lead to a false analysis of temperature that many companies include in their

FDA lays groundwork for variant-focused vaccines Presented by Pharmaceutical Care Management Association With help from Emily Martin, Brianna Ehley On Tap and urges manufacturers to study options. — Today: House hearing on Covid vaccines plus a big J&J production pledge. — This week: HHS nominees at that Senate potentially clearing the way for an FDA pick. A message from Pharmaceutical Care Management Association: The Biden Administration postponed the effective date for the Medicare rebate rule until 2023. Despite the delay, uncertainty remains. The cleanest path forward to avoid disrup...

FDA Warns of Potential Pulse Oximeter Inaccuracies Feb. 22, 2021 -- Pulse oximeters, which measure blood oxygen levels, have become popular during the COVID-19 pandemic for people to track their oxygen saturation, but they may not always be accurate, the FDA cautioned in new guidance released Friday. Several factors can affect the accuracy of pulse oximeters, including poor circulation, skin temperature, skin thickness, current tobacco use, use of fingernail polish, and dark skin pigmentation, the FDA said. Recent reports have found that Black patients may not receive accurate readings from s...

The pulse oximeter is an essential non-invasive tool used by medical professionals to check a patients blood oxygen saturation levels.