FDA: Consumer Electronics May Impact Implanted Medical Devices
The FDA is advising patients with implanted medical devices to consider keeping consumer electronics at least 6 inches away from the implanted medical device.
The FDA is advising patients with implanted medical devices to consider keeping consumer electronics at least 6 inches away from the implanted medical device.
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